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Controlled release fertilizer polymer coated urea
Controlled Release Fertilizer

Controlled release fertilizer polymer coated urea

Coated urea is a slow/controlled release fertilizer, mainly used in agriculture to improve the utilization efficiency of nitrogen fertilizer. wherein a urea granule is encapsulated by a hydrophobic polymer coating. This technology extends nitrogen release into the soil over weeks or months, mitigating leaching and volatilization losses. This fertilizer can reduce the amount of nitrogen fertilizer applied while maintaining the growth needs of crops and is suitable for the cultivation of crops such as corn.

    Product Description

    Polymer Coated Urea (PCU) is engineered for precision agriculture, particularly in high-value crops (e.g., turfgrass, horticulture, fruits) and environmentally sensitive zones. Its temperature- and moisture-responsive polymer coating ensures nitrogen release aligns with plant growth cycles, minimizing waste.

    PCU/PSCU/POCU are appropriate for most field crops, especially for corn, wheat, rice and tomato. PCF is appropriate for flowers, gardens and lawns. Usage and Dosage: Furrow application or hole application. The amount and method of fertilization are determined according to the crops, soil conditions and target yield.

    Specification

    Product

    Specification

    Total-N%

    NO3 %

    NH4 %

    UREA-N%

    P2 O5 %

    K2 O%

    PCU

    44% 44-0-0 2 Months

    44

     

     

    44

     

     

    PCU

    43% 43-0-0 3 Months

    43

     

     

    43

     

     

    PCU

    42% 42-0-0 6 Months

    42

     

     

    42

     

     

    PCU

    42% 41-0-0 9 Months

    41

     

     

    41

     

     

    POCU

    43% 43-0-0 2 Months

    43

     

     

    43

     

     

    POCU

    43% 43-0-0 3 Months

    43

     

     

    43

     

     

    PSCU

    35% 35-0-0 2-3 Months

    35

     

     

    35

     

     

    Key Usage Scenarios

    Large-scale agriculture: Reduces application frequency in field crops like corn and wheat, especially in climate-variable regions.

    Greenhouse cultivation: Prevents nutrient burn in delicate seedlings via gradual N-release, even under intensive irrigation.

    Eco-vulnerable areas: Protects waterways from nitrate leaching in rainy regions or sandy soils with low retention capacity.

    Urban landscaping: Sustains golf courses/parks with single-season coverage, reducing traffic disruption from repeated applications.

    Advantages

    Loss Reduction: Cuts nitrogen leaching by 30–50% and volatilization by 70% vs. conventional urea, directly lowering N₂O emissions.

    Labor Efficiency: Requires 1–2 applications per season instead of 3–4, cutting fuel and equipment costs by ~20%.

    Yield Optimization: Synchronizes N-supply with crop demand, boosting uptake efficiency by 25–40% and protein content in grains.

    Environmental Safety: Lowers soil acidification and groundwater contamination while preserving microbial biodiversity.

    Cost-Effectiveness: Lowers long-term input costs despite higher initial pricing, with ROI achieved in 2-3 seasons through yield gains.

    PCU merges sustainability with productivity, making it ideal for modern resource-conscious farming and regulatory-compliant operations under tightening fertilizer ordinances.

    Key Enhancements

    Technical Nuance: "Hydrophobic polymer coating", "thermal gradients", "metabolic demands".

    Scenario Expansion: Added sugarcane/vegetables, climate resilience, sandy soils, traffic reduction.

    Advantage Depth: Quantified cost savings, N₂O reduction, protein enhancement, ROI timeline, regulatory alignment.

    Sustainability: Explicitly linked drought resilience, biodiversity, and emission controls.

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