Urea is one of the most widely used nitrogen fertilizers globally, valued for its high nitrogen content, solubility, and cost-effectiveness.

Technical Specifications

Types of Urea Fertilizer

1. Prilled Urea

• Small, spherical particles

• Suitable for both mechanized and manual application

• Cost-effective and widely traded

2. Granular Urea

• Uniform granule size for precise application

• Compatible with fertilizer blending and coating technologies

• Preferred for mechanical spreaders

3. Coated Urea (Enhanced Efficiency Fertilizer)

• Sulfur-coated urea (SCU) or polymer-coated urea

• Reduces nitrogen losses due to volatilization or leaching

• Supports long-term nutrient release for crops

4. Liquid Urea Solutions

• 32% nitrogen solution (UAN32), used for fertigation and foliar feeding

• Allows precise application and fast plant uptake

• Commonly used in high-value crops and irrigated systems

Agronomic Benefits

• Highly soluble, providing quick nitrogen availability

• Promotes vegetative growth and protein content in cereals

• Flexible application methods (soil, foliar, fertigation)

• Cost-effective for bulk and large-scale operations

Common Crop Applications

• Cereals: wheat, rice, maize, barley

• Oilseeds: soybean, sunflower, canola

• Vegetables and horticultural crops

• Industrial crops: sugarcane, cotton

Handling, Storage & Regulatory Notes

• Store in dry, ventilated facilities to prevent caking

• Avoid mixing with incompatible materials

• Supplied with MSDS, COA, and compliance documentation

• Adheres to USDA, ISO-aligned, and REACH standards where applicable

Supply & Packaging Options

• Bulk vessel shipments

• 500kg–1,000kg jumbo bags

• 25kg & 50kg bags for distribution