AMMONIA MARKS A, B, R., FERTILIZER (N-82%)

High-Concentration Nitrogen for Optimal Crop Performance

Anhydrous ammonia produced by JSC "Nevinnomyssky Azot" is the most concentrated source of nitrogen (N-82%) available for modern agriculture. This fertilizer is essential for maximizing the yield potential of maize, sunflower, potatoes, and various cereals. Its primary advantage lies in its physical form: upon injection into the soil, it instantly reacts with soil moisture to form ammonium, which is adsorbed by the soil particles, effectively resisting leaching even in wet conditions.

Technical Mechanism and Application

The product is a liquefied gas under pressure, requiring specialized pressurized injection equipment. Proper application at a depth of 10–15 cm is critical to prevent gaseous loss and ensure maximum efficiency. Key technical features include:

• Nitrogen content: 82% (highest in its class).
• Hazard class: 3.
• Form: Liquefied gas for direct soil injection.

The injection process creates a localized zone of high concentration. As the ammonia stabilizes, it undergoes a gradual nitrification process. This creates a slow-release effect, providing the crop with a steady supply of nitrogen throughout its entire growth cycle, which is particularly beneficial for high-yield row crops.

Why Choose This Fertilizer

Using concentrated ammonia offers significant economic advantages. By reducing the volume of product required to reach target nitrogen levels, farmers can lower transport and handling costs significantly. Furthermore, the localized sterilization effect at the injection point can temporarily suppress soil-borne pathogens, adding an extra layer of protection for the developing root systems of crops like sugar beets and cereals. It is a cornerstone product for large-scale, efficient agricultural operations.