Technical Liquid Ammonia

Efficient Nitrogen Nutrition for Intensive Farming

Utilizing anhydrous ammonia manufactured by JSC Nevinnomyssky Azot is a strategic move for agronomists aiming for maximum yield per hectare. In conditions where moisture management is critical and a powerful nitrogen boost is required, this product stands out as the most concentrated nutrient source. With an active ingredient content (N) of 50-82%, it offers significant economic advantages for large-scale operations.

Technological Application and Field Use

Liquid ammonia is primarily used as a basal fertilizer. The key to effectiveness is precision placement: specialized equipment injects the fertilizer 10–15 cm deep into the soil. Once injected, it converts into a gas and is rapidly adsorbed by soil colloids, preventing leaching and nitrogen loss. This ensures long-term availability for crops like winter wheat, corn, and sunflower.

• Cereals (Wheat, Barley): Application during primary tillage establishes a nitrogen reserve that supports tillering and robust crop development.
• Row Crops (Corn, Sugar Beet, Sunflower): The ammonia creates a stable "nitrogen reservoir" in the root zone, allowing plants to access nutrients throughout their peak growth phases.

Handling and Logistics

Classified as a Hazard Class 3 material, anhydrous ammonia requires strictly regulated handling, including sealed transport tanks and specialized application machinery, as well as proper PPE. The high concentration of the product leads to lower transport and storage costs per unit of nitrogen compared to solid granular fertilizers. Distribution and technical support within Ukraine are provided by Agrocenter EuroChem-Ukraine, ensuring high safety standards and product integrity.

By choosing liquid ammonia, farmers gain more than just a fertilizer; they secure an efficient tool for boosting productivity across a wide range of crop varieties and soil types.