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UAN-30

Liquid fertilizer "UAN-30"
Urea-ammonia mixture (30% of total nitrogen)

TU U 20.1-36584168-006:2019

Terms of sale/packaging: EXW, FCA, bulk

Delivery terms: by own vehicles through the territory of Ukraine or self-delivery

LocationLocation PricePrice
с. Хацьки, Черкаська обл. уточнюється
с. Маяки, Вінницька обл. уточнюється
м. Полтава, Полтавська обл. уточнюється
м. Вознесенськ, Миколаївська обл. уточнюється
м. Тернопіль, Тернопільська обл. уточнюється

General characteristics

UAN-30 is a liquid mineral fertilizer containing 30% of total nitrogen in three forms: nitrate (NO₃-) – quickly absorbed by plants but easily lost with water; ammonium (NH₄⁺) – slowly absorbed, less washed out; amide (NH₂) – converted to ammonium in the soil and prolonged effect and 1% sulfur in the form of sulfate (SO₃).

This balanced composition provides phased nitrogen nutrition at all stages of the growing season and additional sulfur supply.

UAN-30 is a good compromise between nitrogen concentration and reduced risk of phytotoxicity when applied foliarly. It is suitable for basic, pre-sowing and vegetative fertilization of cereals, corn, industrial and vegetable crops.

The fertilizer is completely water-soluble, does not contain solid particles, does not form sediment and does not clog nozzles. It has a neutral or slightly alkaline reaction (pH ~ 7), does not acidify the soil, and is suitable for boom sprayers, drip irrigation systems and fertigation.

Application:

  • The main application is with soil incorporation;
  • pre-sowing application;
  • vegetative fertilization – especially effective in the phase of tillering, growth, and formation of generative organs;
  • foliar application – in concentrations up to 10%;
  • fertigation – in irrigation systems for vegetables and field crops.

Limitations and warnings:

  • apply in the morning or evening, avoiding high temperatures;
  • do not apply to wet foliage without prior dilution;
  • crystallization temperature: -9 °C;
  • precipitation or partial crystallization may occur at temperature extremes.
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