Nitrogenous Composite Fertilizer

Nitrogenous composite fertilizer is a mineral fertilizer containing nitrogen at a concentration of 28–32%, as well as small amounts of phosphorus and potassium. It is used for feeding various agricultural crops such as cereals, vegetables, potatoes, and others. The preparation can be used both as foliar feed and for root treatment. It is applied during the plant’s vegetation period to enhance growth and increase yield. The scope of application covers a wide range of agricultural crops, including cereals, grasses, legumes, oilseed crops, and vegetable crops. The preparation can be used once during pre-sowing cultivation or twice during vegetation for root feeding. The dosage depends on the method of application: 200–300 l/ha for pre-sowing treatment, 50–75 l/ha for foliar feeding, and 100–150 l/ha for root feeding. The preparation can also be sold in retail format to the general public. Its use ensures crops receive a complex of microelements, which promotes improved growth and increased productivity. Additionally, the preparation has good solubility and ease of application, making it popular among farmers and agricultural enterprises.