ASX Mocznik Plus Fertiliser

ASX Mocznik Plus - nitrogen fertiliser

• For rapid nitrogen delivery to plants.
• With urease inhibitor - significantly increases nitrogen utilisation.
• Reduced gas losses.
• High efficiency.
• CE fertiliser.

ASX Mocznik Plus is urea (N 46%) with the urease inhibitor NBPT (Croxx), which increases nitrogen utilisation from the fertiliser.

Increased Nitrogen Utilisation by Plants

Thanks to the urease inhibitor contained in the fertiliser, nitrogen will move to the root zone of plants to a greater extent than with regular urea, which will increase its utilisation by deeper-rooting crops such as maize, oilseed rape, cereals, sunflower, beet. The amide form is mobile in the soil, whereas the ammonium form is not, so when using regular urea as a soil fertiliser, which is not permitted by current law, nitrogen remains very shallow in the soil.

Reduction of Gas Losses

Moreover, the technology used in ASX Mocznik Plus fertiliser reduces gaseous losses in the form of volatilised ammonia by at least 20% depending on the application timing. In extreme cases, nitrogen loss minimisation can reach up to 80%.

Non-toxic Fertiliser for Soil Application

The action of the urease inhibitor used in ASX Mocznik Plus fertiliser is non-toxic to soil microorganisms; furthermore, NBPT decomposes in the soil into elements forming this substance (including phosphorus, sulphur, nitrogen, carbon). ASX Mocznik Plus fertiliser represents a new dimension of urea, which can and is recommended to be applied to the soil in accordance with the law. The NBPT inhibitor content is 0.09% calculated on nitrogen content, which is 0.13% NBPT per kg N.

ASX Mocznik Plus - composition:

• total nitrogen (N) (46%) – including: urea nitrogen (N) (46%);
• urease inhibitor: N-(n-butyl)-thiophosphoric triamide acid (NBPT) (0.15%).

ASX Mocznik Plus - application guidelines:

• The dose and application timing of the fertiliser should be determined based on: plant nitrogen demand (unit uptake x expected crop yield per ha), plant condition, soil properties.
• N1, N2 – nitrogen application timings: N1 – early spring nitrogen dose, N2 – second nitrogen dose