Pulrea Urea 46% Puławy without Inhibitor

ACTION OF PULREA FERTILISER:

Pulrea is urea in granular form, valued in agriculture for its versatility and high efficiency. Due to the nitrogen content in the amide form, this component is released gradually, providing plants with a steady supply of nutrients over a longer period and reducing losses caused by leaching. The product is highly hygroscopic and dissolves very easily in water, making it an ideal raw material for preparing the spray liquid for foliar treatments. The anti-caking agent used in the production process ensures the fertiliser remains free-flowing and facilitates its precise sowing or dissolving. In foliar application, Pulrea enables rapid correction of nitrogen deficiencies, supporting plant recovery after stress and intensifying photosynthesis and biomass growth processes.

Advantages of using Pulrea fertiliser:

- Maximum nitrogen concentration: Contains as much as 46% total nitrogen in the amide form.

- Long-lasting effect: The amide form ensures extended availability of the nutrient to plants.

- Versatile application: Suitable for soil application (pre-sowing, top dressing) and foliar application (spray form).

- Excellent solubility: Dissolves quickly and completely in water without clogging sprayer nozzles.

- High-quality granules: Uniform 1-4 mm fraction with added anti-caking agent facilitates storage and use.

- Compatibility: Can be mixed with other solid fertilisers and plant protection products (after checking recommendations).

PULREA COMPOSITION AND PROPERTIES:

Fertiliser formula: N 46

Total nitrogen N: 46% (in amide form)

Form: Granules 1.0-4.0 mm (min. 90% content)

Base component: Urea (CAS 57-13-6)

PULREA APPLICATION RANGE (FOLIAR FEEDING):

Recommendations for preparing the spray liquid:

Concentrations and application timings should be determined based on the plants' nitrogen demand and condition. Use concentrations safe for plants. The treatment is best performed on cloudy days, with high air humidity, and when plant tissues are fully turgid. Carrying out the treatment during the warmest hours of the day significantly reduces its effectiveness, stresses the plants, and may cause damage (burning). Foliar fertilisation should be done in the evening or morning, on dry plants, in calm weather. It is best to apply a fine-droplet spray for better leaf surface coverage.

To prepare 100 l of spray liquid at 5% concentration, use 5 kg of Pulrea fertiliser (i.e., to prepare 200 l of spray liquid at 5% concentration, use 10 kg of fertiliser) and stir until the granules are completely dissolved.

Treatment conditions:

Concentrations and application timings should be set according to the plants' nitrogen demand and condition. Use concentrations safe for the given growth stage. The treatment is best performed on cloudy days, with high air humidity, and when plant tissues are fully turgid. Carrying out the treatment during the warmest hours of the day significantly reduces its effectiveness, stresses the plants, and may cause damage (burning). It is best to apply the spray in the evening or morning, on dry plants, in calm weather (fine droplets).

Cereals

Autumn: from the 3-leaf stage (only on weak sites). Concentration: 5-8%. Spray liquid volume: 200-300 l/ha.

Spring:

- Tillering stage: Concentration 10-15%. Spray liquid volume: 200-300 l/ha.

- Stem elongation stage: Concentration 8-10%. Spray liquid volume: 200-300 l/ha.

- Heading stage: Concentration 5%. Spray liquid volume: 200-300 l/ha.

Winter oilseed rape

Autumn: 4-6 leaf stage. Concentration: 5-10%. Spray liquid volume: 150-200 l/ha.

Spring:

- Beginning of main shoot elongation: Concentration 10-12%. Spray liquid volume: 200-300 l/ha.

- Green bud stage: Concentration 8-10%. Spray liquid volume: 200-300 l/ha.

- Yellow bud stage: Concentration 5-7%. Spray liquid volume: 200-300 l/ha.

- Flowering stage (before the first flower petals fall - only on well-developed plantations promising high yield >4t/ha): Concentration 5%. Spray liquid volume: 200-300 l/ha.

Maize

Timing: From the 4-6 leaf stage (treatment every 6-8 days, total 2-3 treatments).

Concentration: 5-6%.

Spray liquid volume: 200-300 l/ha.

Potato

Timing: From the stage of plant closure in inter-rows to berry formation stage (treatment every 7-10 days).

Concentration: 6-8%.

Spray liquid volume: 200-300 l/ha.

Grassland

Early spring: after vegetation starts.

After hay/mowing or grazing:

- Meadows: 8-10 days after mowing.

- Pastures: 5-6 days after grazing.

Concentration: 15%.

Spray liquid volume: 300-400 l/ha.