Urea granules are a common nitrogen fertilizer with high nitrogen content, easy to dissolve, and easy to absorb. It is suitable for various crops and can promote the growth and development of plants and increase crop yields. However, the absorption efficiency and use effect of urea granules may vary between different crops.
Rice is one of the main food crops in my country. Research shows that urea granules can significantly increase the growth rate and yield of rice during rice planting. After applying urea granules, the nitrogen absorption rate of rice increased by 20%, and the average yield increased by 15%.
As another important food crop, wheat also has a large demand for nitrogen fertilizer. Through comparative experiments, it was found that urea granules can increase the protein content of wheat, make the grains fuller, and have a significant yield increase effect. Data show that after the application of urea granules, wheat yield increased by an average of 12%.
Corn is widely used as feed and industrial raw materials, and its demand for nitrogen fertilizer is even more prominent. The application of urea granules can significantly increase the plant height, ear length and weight of corn. At the same time, the nitrogen conversion rate of urea granules in corn fields reached 78%, and the average yield of corn increased by 14%.
It can be seen from the above comparison that the effects of urea granules on different crops have their own characteristics. For rice, wheat and corn, urea granules can significantly improve yield and quality. Therefore, when choosing fertilizers, farmers should rationally apply urea granules based on the needs and growth environment of specific crops to obtain the best yield increase effect.
In short, urea granules, as an efficient nitrogen fertilizer, are suitable for the cultivation and production of a variety of crops. The correct use of urea granules can not only increase crop yields and improve crop quality, but also bring better economic benefits to farmers.