Prilled Urea

Urea or carbamide is identified as a life changing event in the history of agriculture. Urea is the world?s most common nitrogen fertilizer and has been used uniformly in all the agricultural lands of the world.The last decade has seen urea as a superb replacement to ammonium nitrate and has unleashed new unsurpassed production records. The white, crystalline solid comprises of a proportionate compound mixture of more than one nutrient and contains 46% nitrogen. Farmers have identified with this chemical fertilizer as a great ladder to huge success in agro revolution. Prilled urea, or "prills" are formed by dropping liquid urea from a prilling tower into droplets that dry into roughly spherical shapes 1mm to 4 mm in diameter.