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Urea

Urea

$933 / mt

Excludes GST & handling charges

Cost effective nitrogen source. Nitrogen is the most important nutrient for plant growth. Suitable for all agriculture, horticulture and forestry farming systems.

 
All farm systems Nitrogen Fertmark registered
 

How do you want it loaded? ? You can choose how your fertiliser is packed/despatched. Bulk means we tip it
into a truck or trailer, and is suitable for a metric tonne (mt) or more. You can
also choose to collect your fertiliser in our convenient bags – this works for any
amount you order. Our bags are reusable - please return your bags to the store.

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How much do you want? ? Weight - Choose Weight if you know the amount you need in kilograms (kg) or
metric tonnes (mt).
Area/Rate - Choose Area/Rate if you would like to calculate the right amount
based on your area in hectares (ha) and spreading rate (kg/ha), or if you
would like to add Trace Elements to your order. Tip: Spreading rates can be found in
Applications and Advice.

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Amount

Wanting to add trace elements?? Trace elements help plants and animals to grow and function at their best
– you can learn more in this table. Each trace element is needed in very
small quantities per hectare, based on industry guidelines. So you just
need to enter your area in hectares.

Switch to Area/rate to calculate the correct amount.

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Benefits of Urea on the ground

  • Highest quick release nitrogen (N) content of any solid fertiliser in NZ.
  • Increase your dry matter production to meet animal feed needs, like hay or silage.

Urea Label

Urea is usually spread between 40 and 300 kg/ha. Actual spreading rates will vary according to farm type, climate, productivity and soil type:

  • Smaller, more frequent applications are recommended to minimise losses due to leaching, and to increase efficient use of nitrogen applied.
  • In summer Urea should be spread just before, or during, rain to reduce possible losses from volatilisation.
  • Make sure your application equipment has been carefully calibrated and is properly used to achieve an even spread.

Urea dissolves in water for application as a spray, or through irrigation systems:

  • Dissolve Urea in water at a 20:80 ratio.
  • Mixing with water may require some time.
  • Apply as a spray at the end of the day to reduce the risk of leaf burn.

Soil testing and fertiliser plans are available to ensure you use the right product at the correct rate.

Urea will readily absorb moisture from the atmosphere and should be stored in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area:

  • Bulk Urea should be stored under cover with a tarpaulin.
  • Bagged Urea should be stored in sealed bags on pallets.
  • Urea should not be stored as a mix for any length of time with other fertilisers.
  • Do not drill on contact with, or close to, seed due to the risk of germination damage.

Urea is not compatible with Superphosphate, Sulphur Super 30, Magnesium Oxide, Calcium Ammonium Nitrate, Copper Sulphate and Cobalt Sulphate.

Flexi-N (magnesium-coated urea) can be used as a substitute when mixing with super-based products.

Urea can be compatible with Potassium Chloride, Triple Super and Calcium Nitrate under special circumstances. 

Segregation may occur when mixed with products with differences in particle size.

Incompatible with: Hypochlorites (e.g. bleach), nitrates, nitrites, strong oxidisers.

Urea Safety Data Sheet

EPA Approval No: Fertilisers (subsidiary) – HSR002571
Signal Word: Warning

GROWHOW TIPS FOR FARMING

Take a foot off the gas with N-Protect

Take a foot off the gas with N-Protect

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Superphosphate - a classic allrounder

Superphosphate - a classic allrounder

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At a glance: Trace elements explained

At a glance: Trace elements explained

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Soil tests improve fertiliser efficiency

Soil tests improve fertiliser efficiency

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