CARBAMIDE BRAND B (GOST 2081-92)

Chemical Profile: Why 46.2% Nitrogen Matters

Urea (Carbamide) Grade B, manufactured by "Dnipro Azot," is a high-concentration nitrogen fertilizer containing 46.2% active nitrogen. The core technical advantage of this product lies in its amide form. Unlike nitrate-based fertilizers, urea requires a biochemical transformation process: once applied to the soil, the enzyme urease converts it into ammonium, which is then gradually transformed into nitrate. This "slow-release" mechanism provides a steady supply of nitrogen, which is essential for the long growth cycles of cereal and technical crops.

Operational Benefits of Grade B Granules

The granulation process, strictly following GOST 2081-92, ensures that each granule has optimal mechanical strength and uniform size. This is a critical factor for agricultural machinery performance:

• Precision Application: Consistent granule size allows for precise calibration of pneumatic and centrifugal spreaders, ensuring a uniform application rate across the field.
• Crop Safety: Due to the controlled release, there is a lower risk of osmotic stress or root system "burning" compared to rapidly acting nitrate fertilizers.
• Operational Stability: The product's structural integrity minimizes dusting during loading and spreading, which improves working conditions and reduces product loss.

As a Class 3 hazard substance, proper handling is required. To maximize efficiency, immediate soil incorporation is recommended. Surface application without incorporation can lead to nitrogen loss through ammonia volatilization, particularly on soils with high pH levels. Using "Dnipro Azot" urea, farmers can achieve precise nitrogen management, optimizing yield potential for both vegetables and large-scale commodity crops.