Technical Ammonia Water (GOST 9-92), r.

Technical efficiency of Aqueous Ammonia by Concern Stirol

Aqueous ammonia (GOST 9-92) is a high-concentration nitrogen fertilizer manufactured by the Ukrainian chemical leader, Concern Stirol. The product is a solution with a nitrogen (N) content of 20–25%. In modern agriculture, this fertilizer is valued for its ability to provide immediate nutrition to crops such as corn, wheat, and root vegetables, facilitating rapid biomass accumulation.

Engineering and Application Parameters

The technical application of aqueous ammonia requires specialized soil injection equipment. Because the ammonia is dissolved in water, it must be applied at a depth of 10–15 cm to prevent nitrogen loss via atmospheric volatilization. This depth allows for optimal binding within the soil's adsorption complex, providing a stable supply of nitrogen for the root system.

• Nutrient Content: 20–25% nitrogen ensures a significant boost in crop productivity and overall yield potential.
• Dosage Strategy: Recommended application rates range from 300 to 1000 kg/ha, allowing for precision management based on soil nitrogen deficiency analysis.
• Versatility: Ideally suited for intensive farming of grain crops, potatoes, and fodder beets.

Safety is a priority when handling this product, as it is classified as a Category 3 hazardous material. Proper equipment sealing and the use of protective gear during transfer and field application are strictly required. Unlike granulated fertilizers, aqueous ammonia offers immediate availability, making it an excellent tool for correcting nitrogen starvation during critical growth stages.