Dual Nitrogen Advantage

ASN contains 26% nitrogen, including both nitrate nitrogen (NO₃⁻) and ammonium nitrogen (NH₄⁺). This dual nitrogen system provides significant advantages in the field.

Nitrate nitrogen is immediately available for plant uptake, helping crops establish quickly and promoting rapid vegetative growth. At the same time, ammonium nitrogen remains longer in the soil, providing a steady nutrient release and improving nitrogen efficiency over time.

This balanced nutrient supply helps crops grow stronger, greener, and healthier while reducing unnecessary fertilizer waste.

Sulfur Improves Crop Quality

Sulfur is an essential nutrient for protein formation, chlorophyll production, and enzyme activity. Many agricultural soils today are sulfur deficient, especially in high-yield farming areas.

ASN provides 12% sulfur, helping improve crop color, protein synthesis, nitrogen absorption efficiency, yield quality, and market value.

For crops such as wheat, corn, rapeseed, vegetables, and fruit trees, sulfur supplementation can make a noticeable difference in overall performance.

Higher Efficiency Than Traditional Urea

Compared with standard urea fertilizers, ASN offers better nutrient utilization and lower nitrogen loss. Urea can lose nitrogen through volatilization, especially under high temperatures or dry soil conditions. ASN helps reduce these losses, allowing more nutrients to remain available for crops.

This means farmers can achieve better fertilizer efficiency, more stable crop growth, reduced nutrient waste, and improved return on fertilizer investment.