Urea is a white crystald fertilizer with 46% nitrogen content.
It provides nitrogen to crops.
It comes in bags of 50kg.
It has a neutral
It is stable and non-flammable.
Urea fertilizer is usually applied to crops. Care must be taken so that the fertilizer does not touch the plants.
Urea fertilizer can burn the roots and other parts of the plants if carelessly applied.
Urea can be applied as basal, it can also be top dressed or side dressed. Urea fertilizer can also be fertigated to the roots of plants.
It is not advisable that urea fertilizer be left on the soil, this can lead to ammonia loss and waste of resources as the plants will not be able to optimally use the urea fertilizer.
Urea should be buried in holes beside plants or rows of plants.
Urea should not be applied to soil if the soil is inundated with water.
Urea fertilizer can be applied to crops like pepper, cucumber, egg plants, watermelon, okra, lettuce and kale etc. Urea fertilizer can go a long way in increasing the yield of vegetable crops.
Urea fertilizer can also be used for tree and fruit crops during their vegetative stage. These tree and fruit crops include cocoa, oil palm, cashew, mango, orange, apple and pawpaw etc.
Urea fertilizer can also be used for broad care crops like maize, sorghum, millet, sesame and sugarcane etc.
Other crops urea fertilizer can be used for include pasture, fodder and flowers.
