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UAN-28

Liquid fertilizer "UAN-28"
Urea ammonium nitrate solution (28% total nitrogen)

TU U 20.1-36584168-002:2017

Sales/packaging terms: EXW, FCA, retail packaging 1 L

Delivery terms: власним автотранспортом територією України або самовивіз.

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UAN-28 is a liquid nitrogen fertilizer containing 28% total nitrogen in three forms:

  • nitrate (NO₃⁻) – rapidly absorbed by plants but easily leached;
  • ammonium (NH₄⁺) – slower uptake, less prone to leaching;
  • amide (NH₂) – gradually converted in soil into ammonium form, ensuring prolonged action.

Compared to UAN-32, UAN-28 has a lower nitrogen concentration, making it safer for foliar applications and more efficient under limited moisture conditions. Its superior crystallization resistance (–17 °C) allows safe storage and transportation during cold seasons.

The product is fully water-soluble, free from undissolved particles and sediment, and does not clog nozzles. It has a neutral to slightly alkaline pH (~7) and is non-acidifying, making it suitable for most soil types.

Key advantages:

  • reduced risk of phytotoxicity during foliar feeding;
  • higher frost resistance — crystallization temperature down to –17 °C;
  • low salt stress for crops;
  • fully compatible with micronutrients, stimulants, and pesticides (subject to compatibility testing);
  • easy application — uniform distribution via sprayers, fertigation, or drip irrigation systems;
  • effective even under challenging weather conditions.

Application:

  • base application — prior to sowing, particularly into moist soil;
  • pre-sowing application — with incorporation into the soil;
  • top dressing during vegetation — via sprayers (preferably streamer nozzles);
  • fertigation — for vegetables and field crops;
  • foliar application — in diluted form (8–12%).

Limitations and warnings:

  • avoid application during hot hours — apply in the morning or evening;
  • do not apply to wet foliage without prior dilution;
  • crystallization temperature: –17 °C;
  • precipitation or partial crystallization may occur at temperature extremes.
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