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Granular Urea 46% Nitrogen Fertilizer

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SupplierANHUI HAOYUAN CHEMICAL GROUP CO., LTD

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Granular/Powder
Origin
China

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kg

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Product Overview: Our Granular Urea 46%​ is a premium agricultural-grade nitrogen fertilizer manufactured under strict international quality standards (ISO, FAO specs). With a minimum nitrogen content of 46%, it is the most concentrated solid nitrogen fertilizer available, ensuring maximum crop yield and vigorous vegetative growth. The product features uniform white granules (2–4 mm), high crushing strength, and excellent flowability, making it ideal for mechanical spreading, bulk blending, and long-distance export. Key Advantages: High Nitrogen Efficiency:​ 46% N min promotes rapid plant uptake, enhancing leaf development and overall biomass. Superior Granule Quality:​ Hard, round granules with low dust formation, resistant to breaking during handling and application. Anti-Caking Technology:​ Treated with high-performance anti-caking agents to ensure free-flowing consistency even during extended storage. Low Biuret Content:​ Controlled at ≤1.0% (or ≤0.5% upon request) to minimize phytotoxicity risks to sensitive crops. Versatile Application:​ Suitable for basal dressing, top dressing, fertigation, and blending with NPK/PK fertilizers. Typical Applications: Staple crops: Wheat, Rice, Maize/Corn, Barley, Soybean. Cash crops: Sugarcane, Cotton, Tea, Coffee, Rubber. Horticulture & Vegetables: Tomato, Potato, Orchards, Greenhouses. Industrial use: Raw material for AdBlue/DEF, resins, and animal feed additives.

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