Customers often call me to ask for compound fertilizer. They talk about urea. They are not clear about the difference between urea and compound fertilizer and how to apply fertilizer. Today, Xiao Bian will talk about the difference between compound fertilizer and urea? Magnesium sulfate monohydrate white particles

The so-called compound fertilizer can be easily remembered from the literal meaning. The compound meaning is two or more kinds, but at least two kinds of compound fertilizer are mixed together. The combination of three words is a chemical fertilizer composed of two or more nutrients. Due to the high and stable content of minerals containing nutrients required by plants, it plays an important role in agricultural fertilization, Compound fertilizers are also packed in woven bags, with a capacity of about 40 or 50 kg, providing a good nutrient environment for plants.

What is the difference between compound fertilizer and urea

The common people may understand that urea is related to feces and urine. In fact, it is not. In fact, urea is also called urea, because it is an organic compound composed of carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and hydrogen. So what is an organic compound? Its explanation is that it is composed of carbon and hydrogen elements. The reason why it is called organic is that it is the material basis. This shows that urea plays an important role in plant growth.

In fact, urea is a very common nitrogen fertilizer. As we all know, the three major elements required for plant growth are nitrogen, an important component of nitrogen protein. As far as plant growth performance is concerned, urea is an important part of the early stage of crop results. Therefore, nitrogen fertilizer is essential for good crop growth.

(1) In terms of nutrient content, the difference between compound fertilizer and urea in agricultural fertilizer is that the former has many nutrient types, while the latter is a single element fertilizer, which is distinguished from nutrient.

(2) The fertilizer effect is different. In terms of fertilizer effect, both compound fertilizer and urea are used as base fertilizer. Compound fertilizer can supplement nutrients for plants in all aspects, while urea can only supplement nitrogen.