Nitrogen Fertilizers

Sulfur-coated ammonium chloride is a fertilizer made by coating ammonium chloride particles with sulfur and adding a sealant. It can slowly release nutrients, improve fertilizer utilization, provide long-term nitrogen and chlorine elements for crop growth, and supplement soil sulfur. It is suitable for a variety of crops, but not for chlorine-sensitive crops. When using it, pay attention to controlling the dosage to avoid soil acidification. It should be used with lime in acidic soil. It has the advantages of environmental protection and high efficiency, and can save fertilization costs and reduce environmental pollution to a certain extent.

Ammonium sulphate caprolactam grade granular is an effective nitrogen fertilizer suitable for a wide range of soils and crops. It promotes plant growth and development while increasing crop yield and quality. It also helps regulate soil pH, improves soil structure, and increases overall soil fertility.

Storage: 

Avoid direct sunlight.

Avoid contact with fire and water.

Store in a cool, dry warehouse.

Calcium ammonium nitrate is a compound fertilizer with a chemical formula of 5Ca (NO3) 2 · NH4NO3 · 10H2O. It is a white round pellet that is highly soluble in water and has strong moisture absorption, clumping, and flammability and explosiveness. It is a new and efficient compound fertilizer containing nitrogen and quick acting calcium.

Ammonium sulphate is an inorganic salt with a number of commercial uses. The most common use is as a soil fertilizer. It is one of the most widely used nitrogen(N) fertilizers for crop production. It contains 21% nitrogen and 24% sulphur.

Storage: 

Stay away from the sun.

Stay away from fire and water.

Storage In cool dry place 

Sulphur coated urea is a new type of fertilizer that is mainly nitrogen fertilizer and also has the function of sulfur fertilizer. The nitrogen is slowly released by wrapping sulfur and polymer wax sealant on the outside of urea. It belongs to the inorganic coated slow-release fertilizer. Sulfur coated urea can not only add sulfur to the soil and improve the yield and quality of crops, but also has the advantages of saving fertilizer, saving labor, increasing production, increasing income, and improving the ecological environment.

Storage: 

Stay away from the sun.

Stay away from fire and water.

Storage In cool dry place 

Ammonium sulphate caprolactam crystals include nitrogen content 21%. Its appearance is white crystalline, suitable for various soils and crops, especially for use in sulfur deficient soils, which can quickly and effectively promote the growth of plants such as grains, vegetables, fruits, etc

Ammonium sulphate is an inorganic compound with a variety of commercial uses. Its main use is as a soil fertilizer and it is one of the most popular nitrogen fertilizers in agriculture. This compound is composed of 21% nitrogen and 24% sulfur, providing essential nutrients for crop growth.

Storage: 

Avoid direct sunlight.

Avoid contact with fire and water.

Store in a cool, dry warehouse.

Granular urea(2-4.75mm) is a nitrogen fertilizer with high nitrogen nutrients. It is suitable for various soils and crops and can be used as base fertilizer and topdressing. 

Prilled urea, with a particle size between 0.85-2.8 millimeters, has high mechanical strength and is not easily hygroscopic or clumped. The main component of prilled urea is nitrogen, with a nitrogen content of usually 46%. It is suitable for various crops and soils, can be used as base fertilizer and topdressing, and is suitable for dry paddy fields.

Storage:

1. Suitable temperature

2. Moisture proof and moisture-proof

3. Dust and pollution prevention

4. Avoid direct sunlight exposure

Polymer coated urea is a new type of slow-release fertilizer that forms spherical particles by wrapping a layer of resin material around the outer layer of urea particles. This treatment method not only protects the internal nitrogen, but also achieves slow release of nutrients through special pore size design, thereby slowing down the release rate of nitrogen and improving nitrogen utilization efficiency.

Storage:

Polymer coated urea should be stored in a dry, cool, and ventilated place, away from harmful substances and sources of fire.