Urea Grade B

Technical Efficiency of Nitrogen Nutrition with Carbamide

Carbamide (Urea) Grade B is a high-concentration nitrogen fertilizer providing 46.2% active nitrogen. The presence of nitrogen in the amide form makes this product a strategic asset for modern agronomy. Unlike nitrate-based fertilizers, carbamide requires biological conversion in the soil, which provides a more sustained nitrogen release and reduces the risk of leaching during heavy rainfall.

Granulometry and Application Properties

Produced by the Kirovo-Chepetsk branch of OJSC "Uralchem", these granules exhibit optimal physical characteristics, including high mechanical strength and uniform size distribution. This consistency ensures precise application rates through mechanical spreaders and seed drills, preventing segregation and minimizing dust formation during logistics and field operations.

Agronomic Utilization

• Cereals and Industrial Crops: Basic application provides the necessary nutrient foundation for vigorous crop development throughout the growing season.
• Potatoes and Vegetables: Enhances vegetative growth, directly impacting the final tuber and fruit yield.
• Forage Crops: Effectively stimulates biomass production, significantly improving forage yield potential.

From an application standpoint, incorporating carbamide into the soil is essential. Because urea can be susceptible to ammonia volatilization upon surface exposure, immediate incorporation (or placement in the rhizosphere) is the standard best practice. By adopting this approach, growers maximize nitrogen uptake and minimize environmental losses, securing a high ROI on fertilizer inputs.