Mtoaji wa Fosfeti ya Urea Afrika Kusini

What Is Urea Phosphate?

Urea Phosphate is a water-soluble salt formed by reacting urea with phosphoric acid. It supplies 17% nitrogen and 44% P₂O₅ in a single crystal product. Urea phosphate has an acidifying effect when dissolved, which makes it particularly useful in irrigation systems with high-pH or bicarbonate-rich water, helping to prevent calcium precipitation and maintain phosphate availability in the root zone.

Urea Phosphate in Irrigation Systems

In drip and sprinkler irrigation programs, urea phosphate serves as both a nutrient source and a system maintenance tool. Its acidifying action helps prevent limescale build-up in emitters and pipes when used in alkaline water regions. As a fertilizer, it provides readily available N and P in a single application, reducing the number of products required in a fertigation recipe. It is compatible with most water-soluble fertilizers when properly diluted.

Sourcing Urea Phosphate From Terracore

Terracore supplies technical-grade urea phosphate in 25 kg bags for fertigation and specialty crop programs. We can advise on application rates and compatibility with your irrigation water chemistry. Technical datasheets and SDS documents are provided with each order.