Urea 46-0-0 Granular Nitrogen Fertilizer

Overview

Urea 46-0-0 is a high-analysis granular nitrogen fertilizer, valued for its concentrated nitrogen content relative to its weight and volume, which supports efficient handling, storage, and transport. This kind of handling and logistics planning is part of the broader supply process described on our Our Process & Sustainability page. As a straight nitrogen source with no phosphorus or potassium, it is typically used alongside other inputs as part of a broader nutrition program.

When to Use It

Urea is widely used across staple field crops such as corn, rice, wheat, and sugarcane, particularly where a strong, cost-efficient nitrogen boost is needed to support vegetative growth and yield potential. It is commonly applied pre-planting to build a base nutrient reserve, or as a top-dress application during active growth stages.

Application Guidance

Because urea converts to ammonium and can volatilize under certain soil and weather conditions, timing and incorporation method matter for nitrogen use efficiency; buyers should follow local agronomic recommendations. As a general reference, growers commonly apply within the range noted above, split across the season rather than as a single application.