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High-Nitrogen Fertiliser for Modern Agriculture
Agricultural Urea 46N is a high-concentration nitrogen fertiliser widely used in crop production around the world.
Containing 46% nitrogen, Urea 46N provides a concentrated source of nitrogen to support crop growth, plant development and agricultural productivity.
At JCG Group, we focus specifically on agricultural-grade Urea 46N, connecting qualified buyers with established supply opportunities through our international commodity network.
What is Agricultural Urea 46N?
Urea is a nitrogen-based fertiliser with the chemical formula CO(NH₂)₂. With a nitrogen content of approximately 46% by weight, it is one of the most concentrated solid nitrogen fertilisers available.
Agricultural Urea 46N is commonly supplied in granular or prilled form, depending on the requirements of the buyer and application. Both forms provide the same nitrogen content, while their physical characteristics may differ in particle size, strength and handling properties.
Urea is typically identified by the fertiliser grade 46-0-0, representing:
46% Nitrogen (N) · 0% Phosphate (P) · 0% Potassium (K)
Its high nitrogen concentration makes Urea 46N an important input for intensive and large-scale agricultural production.
Supporting Crop Nutrition
Nitrogen is an essential nutrient for plant growth. It plays an important role in the development of leaves, stems and overall plant biomass.
Agricultural Urea 46N provides a concentrated nitrogen source that can be incorporated into crop nutrient management programmes according to crop requirements, soil conditions and local agronomic practices.
It is widely used across major crops, including:
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Wheat
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Rice
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Maize
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Sugarcane
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Oilseeds
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Pasture and other field crops
The appropriate application rate and timing depend on the crop, soil condition, climate and overall nutrient management programme.
Granular & Prilled Urea
JCG works with Agricultural Urea 46N in commercially traded forms, including granular and prilled urea, subject to product availability and buyer requirements.
Granular Urea
Granular urea generally has larger and harder particles, making it suitable for bulk handling, storage and mechanical fertiliser spreading.
Prilled Urea
Prilled urea consists of smaller particles and is also widely used in agricultural fertiliser applications.
The choice between granular and prilled urea depends on the buyer's application requirements, handling system and market preference.
Why Urea 46N?
High Nitrogen Concentration
With 46% nitrogen, Urea provides a concentrated source of nitrogen in solid fertiliser form.
Widely Traded
Urea is one of the key nitrogen fertilisers in the global fertiliser market and is widely traded internationally.
Flexible Agricultural Application
Urea can be incorporated into different crop nutrient management programmes according to agronomic requirements.
Efficient Logistics
Its high nitrogen concentration means a relatively large quantity of nitrogen can be transported in a comparatively compact fertiliser product.
Established Agricultural Use
Urea has become an important nitrogen source for commercial agriculture and the production of major food and cash crops worldwide.
Applications in Agriculture
Agricultural Urea 46N is used as a concentrated nitrogen fertiliser across a wide range of agricultural systems.
Common applications include:
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Field Crops
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Sugar Crops
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Oilseed Crops
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Past
Field Crops
Wheat, maize, rice and other major staple crops.
Application rates and timing should be determined according to crop requirements, soil conditions, climate and appropriate local agronomic practices.
Looking for Agricultural Urea 46N?
If you are a qualified buyer, agricultural distributor or commodity trading partner looking for Agricultural Urea 46N, we welcome your enquiry.
Please provide your required quantity, destination, preferred delivery terms and target delivery period so that we can assess suitable supply opportunities.
