LIQUID NITROGEN FERTILIZER (CAS)

Efficient nitrogen nutrition: liquid UAN from a Ukrainian manufacturer

The liquid Urea-Ammonium Nitrate (UAN) solution produced by the State Aviation Transport Company of Ukraine (UATC) is a specialized tool for farmers aiming for precision management of winter wheat nutrition. Unlike solid granular fertilizers, this aqueous solution ensures almost immediate absorption of nitrogen, significantly reducing evaporation losses and enhancing nutrient utilization efficiency.

Key advantages and formulation

The core value of this formula lies in its balanced nitrogen content (20-25%) combined with trace amounts of phosphorus (0.1-1%). This combination is gentle on plants, allowing for application even in low-moisture conditions where granules might remain undissolved in the soil.

• High absorption rate: nitrogen in three forms (amide, ammonium, and nitrate) provides a prolonged action window.
• Operational safety: the product falls under the 4th hazard class, simplifying logistics and handling.
• Cost-effectiveness: the liquid form allows for tank-mixing with crop protection products, reducing the number of field passes.

Who is this solution for?

This product from the Ukrainian Aviation Transport Company is ideal for medium-to-large scale farming operations equipped with liquid fertilizer application machinery (sprayers or injectors). It performs best during spring regrowth of winter wheat, providing the plant with the energy needed to develop a productive stem.

Strengths and considerations

A major strength of this product is its consistent concentration and ease of dosing. Unlike dry forms, UAN cannot be under- or over-applied due to caking. The main consideration is the requirement for specialized storage tanks and application equipment, which implies initial capital investment. However, for those already utilizing liquid application technology, this UAN solution offers a reliable and precise way to boost crop yields while maintaining a lower risk profile compared to traditional broadcasting methods.