Humic Acid Urea

Humic Acid Urea

Humic Acid Urea is normal urea (46% N) that has been specially coated or chemically bonded with 3–5 % active humic acid from leonardite. The black humic layer makes nitrogen release slower (20–40 % less loss), helps urea stay longer in soil, reduces burning, and feeds roots + soil microbes at the same time.

Farmers call it “black urea” or “urea thông minh” – same 46 % nitrogen but works longer, safer, and gives darker green color and higher yield with less fertilizer.

Main Specification 

ParameterSpecification
Total Nitrogen (N, dry basis)≥ 44.0 % (typically 44.5 – 46.0 %)
Biuret Content≤ 1.0 %
Humic Acid Content≥ 2.0 % (typical 2 – 5 %)
Organic Matter (from Humic Acid)≥ 3.0 %
Moisture Content≤ 0.5 %
Particle Size (Prill)2.0 – 4.0 mm (≥ 95 %)
Particle Size (Granular)2.0 – 5.0 mm (≥ 90 %)
Crushing Strength (Prill)≥ 5.0 kg/prill
Bulk Density0.70 – 0.78 g/cm³
pH (10 % solution)6.5 – 8.5
Solubility in waterGradual release (Humic Acid dissolves slowly)
Heavy Metals (Pb / As / Cd / Hg)≤ 10 / ≤ 5 / ≤ 2 / ≤ 1 ppm

Main Functions & Benefits

  1. Provides high-analysis nitrogen (≥ 44 %) with slow-release characteristics
  2. Humic Acid coating reduces nitrogen volatilization and leaching by 20–40 %
  3. Improves nitrogen use efficiency (NUE) up to 30–50 % compared to plain urea
  4. Stimulates root growth and microbial activity due to Humic Acid
  5. Enhances soil cation exchange capacity and nutrient retention
  6. Reduces ammonia volatilization loss, especially in alkaline soils
  7. Improves soil structure and water-holding capacity over time
  8. Increases crop yield by 8–25 % (rice, wheat, corn, sugarcane, vegetables)
  9. Environmentally friendly – lowers nitrate pollution and greenhouse gas emission

Usage

  1. Basal application (broadcast or band placement)
  2. Top-dressing for rice, wheat, maize, sugarcane
  3. Side-dressing for vegetables and row crops
  4. Mechanical spreading with fertilizer spreader
  5. Suitable for both flooded rice and upland crops

Recommended Application Rate

  • Rice, wheat, maize: 100–250 kg/ha (depending on soil and crop)
  • Sugarcane: 300–500 kg/ha
  • Vegetables & horticulture: 150–400 kg/ha

Packaging

  1. 50 kg PP/PE woven bag with inner liner
  2. 25 kg multi-wall kraft + PE bag
  3. 500 kg / 1000 kg jumbo bag (FIBC)
  4. Private label & customized printing available

Key Advantages vs Plain Urea

  1. Higher nitrogen efficiency → reduces 1–2 applications per crop cycle
  2. Lower volatilization loss (up to 40 % less ammonia loss)
  3. Better crop response and yield increase
  4. Contains natural Humic Acid → additional soil conditioning effect
  5. Dark color helps absorb heat → faster germination in cool seasons
  6. Approved for use in conventional and sustainable farming systems

Storage

Store in cool, dry, well-ventilated warehouse. Avoid direct sunlight and rain. Stack max. 10 bags high.

Shelf Life

Minimum 3 years in original sealed packaging.