What is Carbamide: Carbamide, also known as urea, is a white crystalline powder containing a high concentration of nitrogen. It is one of the most popular and versatile nitrogen fertilizers in agriculture. Carbamide is widely used to fertilize the soil and increase fertility.

High nitrogen content: 

Carbamide contains about 46% nitrogen, which makes it a highly effective and economical fertilizer for maintaining healthy plant growth.

User-friendliness: 

Due to its crystalline structure, carbamide is easily mixed with the soil and ensures an even distribution of nutrients for plants.

Increase in yield: 

Regular use of carbamide helps to increase yields, improve fruit quality and accelerate plant growth.

Nitrogen

min 46,2%

Biuret

0,7-1,4%

Free ammonia

0,0078 - 0,03%

Humidity

0,09-0,3%

Granulometry 1-4 mm

94%

Granulometry 2-4 mm

92%

Soil fertilization: 

Carbamide is a source of nitrogen for plants and promotes their healthy growth and development. It is used as a basic fertilizer and as an additional food during the growing season.

Wheat and Grains: 

Carbamide is the main fertilizer for wheat, barley, corn and other grain crops. It promotes the formation of high-quality and high-yielding products.

Vegetables and Fruits: 

Carbamide is used to improve the yield of vegetable and fruit crops, providing optimal conditions for their growth and development.

Potatoes and Root Vegetables: 

The use of carbamide promotes the formation of large and high-quality tubers of potatoes, beets, and carrots.

Flowers and Plants:  

Carbamide serves as a valuable fertilizer for various flower crops, improving their flowering and health.

Pastures and Fodder: 

Carbamide is used to fertilize pastures, improving the quality of livestock feed and ensuring its healthy growth.