Urea N46
The most common fertiliser in the agriculture sector is urea, a white crystalline solid that contains 46% nitrogen and is a highly concentrated solid nitrogenous fertiliser. Urea is a synthetic organic chemical that can be applied to soil as a solid or through fertigation. In small amounts, it can also be sprayed on the leaves of some crops.
NPK
NPK 23:23:00Essential Organic Fertilizer for Plant Growth with ++ Charged Growth Microbes for fertilizer plant. Suitable for all soil and crop types. Especially efficient on podzolic soils with low reserves of phosphorous and potassium.
DAP
DAP is manufactured by reacting Ammonia with Phosphoric acid under controlled conditions in fertilizer plants. It is a very popular fertilizer because of its excellent physical properties and nutrient content.
MOP
Muriate of Potassium (MOP, or Potash as generic): Also known as Potassium Chloride (KCl), MOP is the main Potassium product and the predominant source of K2O in fertilizers. MOP is usually refined from sylvinite ore or extracted from carnallitic brine. MOP also used to produce NPK fertilizer as source of potassium and as raw material in industrial uses. MOP has a 60-61% K2O content.
NANO Urea
Nano Urea is a nanotechnology based revolutionary Agri-input which provides nitrogen to plants. When compared to conventional urea prill, it has a desirable particle size of about 20-50 nm and more surface area (10,000 times over 1 mm urea prill) and number of particles (55,000 nitrogen particles over 1 mm urea prill).