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Name: Urea Fertilizer 46-0-0
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Greenway Biotech · Family-owned in California since 1989

Urea Fertilizer 46-0-0.
High-nitrogen feeding made simple.

Greenway Biotech Urea 46-0-0 is a concentrated prilled nitrogen fertilizer for soil application across lawns, vegetable gardens, fruit trees, and field crops. Each pound delivers 7.4 oz of actual nitrogen, making it one of the most efficient dry nitrogen sources for growers who need reliable green-up and vegetative growth.

Find your size → Calculate how much I need

46^%

Actual nitrogen by weight — among the highest concentrations available

7.4^oz/lb

Actual N delivered per pound of urea applied

5,000^{sq ft}

Lawn coverage from a single 5 lb bag at the standard rate

35+^yrs

Family-owned fertilizer experience in California

01 / Choose your size

Right-sized for the job.

Urea is available in seven bag sizes from 1 lb (small lawn or single tree) to 50 lb (large lawn, vegetable plots, or split farm applications). Coverage estimates use a simple planning rate of 1 lb urea per 1,000 sq ft. Actual application rates vary by crop, turf type, soil test, and seasonal nitrogen target — see the Application Rates section below for crop-specific rates.

Urea coverage by bag size at standard 1 lb / 1,000 sq ft rate
Bag Size	Lawn Coverage (Standard Rate)	Garden Coverage	Best For
1 lb	~1,000 sq ft	~400 sq ft veg	Small lawn patch, single tree, sample run
2 lb	~2,000 sq ft	~800 sq ft veg	Townhouse lawn, raised beds
5 lb	~5,000 sq ft	~2,000 sq ft veg	Most popular
10 lb	~10,000 sq ft	~4,000 sq ft veg	Average suburban lawn
20 lb	~20,000 sq ft	Large vegetable plot	Large lot, split applications
25 lb	~25,000 sq ft	Orchard or row crops	Small farm operation
50 lb	~50,000 sq ft	Field application	Best value

Choose your size →

02 / Ideal applications

One bag.
Five different jobs.

Urea works wherever you need concentrated nitrogen on soil — from a single houseplant to acres of corn. Each application has its own rate; the calculator below figures it for you.

Lawns & Turf

Cool-season, warm-season, centipede, bahia. Standard rate 1 lb per 1,000 sq ft. Water in immediately.

Vegetable Gardens

Pre-plant broadcast or side-dress. Rates vary by crop family — leafy greens through heavy-feeding corn.

Fruit Trees

Citrus, almond, walnut, pomegranate, fig. Annual rates from 1.5 oz for young trees to 6 lbs for mature pecans.

House Plants

Foliage and herbs only. Dilute drench at ⅛ tsp per gallon. Skip flowering plants, cacti, succulents.

Field Crops

Corn, wheat, rice, sorghum, sugarcane. Soil-test driven; rates from 80 to 545 lbs urea per acre.

Fertigation

Fully water-soluble for drip, sprinkler, and pivot systems. Pre-dissolve completely before injection.

03 / Why urea

More nitrogen.
Fewer bags.

The case for urea over every other dry nitrogen fertilizer comes down to concentration, solubility, versatility, and cost per pound of N.

46^%

Among the highest nitrogen concentrations available.

Each pound delivers 7.4 oz of actual nitrogen — more than double ammonium sulfate (21%) and triple calcium nitrate (15.5%). Less product to spread, store, and ship for the same nutritional outcome.

100^%

Fully water-soluble for any soil-based system.

Use as a dry broadcast, dissolve as a soil drench, or inject through fertigation systems. Dissolves cleanly in cold water with no residue. (For recirculating hydroponic systems, see Calcium Nitrate 15.5-0-0 instead.)

$^/N

Typically among the lowest cost-per-pound nitrogen sources.

For most growers running soil-applied programs, urea has one of the most efficient cost-per-unit-N profiles of any common dry fertilizer. Higher concentration plus easier handling drives lower delivered cost on multi-acre operations.

5^×

Five different uses, one bag.

Lawn green-up, vegetable side-dress, tree spring feeding, fertigation top-up, and field broadcast — all from the same product. Specialty crops get specialty fertilizers; everything else can run on urea.

CDFA

California-registered and lab-verified.

Registered with the California Department of Food and Agriculture. Independently tested for heavy metals — results consistently well below required limits. Packed in Madera, California by a family-owned company, in business since 1989.

90^d

Backed by a 90-day guarantee.

If you're not satisfied with your results, return the unused portion within 90 days for a full refund. No questions asked. Every Greenway product carries the same guarantee.

04 / The science

Why nitrogen matters.

46%

Nitrogen by Weight (CO(NH₂)₂)

Among essential mineral nutrients, nitrogen is the one plants need in the largest quantity. It's the backbone of chlorophyll, the green pigment that drives photosynthesis. Without enough of it, leaves yellow, growth stalls, and yields drop. With too much in the wrong window, plants grow lush foliage at the expense of fruit and become more susceptible to environmental stress.

Urea (CO(NH₂)₂) is a synthetic compound first produced in 1828 — a milestone in chemistry as the first organic compound made from purely inorganic precursors. Once applied to moist soil, the enzyme urease converts it to ammonium (NH₄⁺) within 24-72 hours, which soil microbes then nitrify into nitrate (NO₃⁻). Both forms are plant-available; nitrate is more mobile in the soil profile, ammonium binds to soil particles and resists leaching.

The 46% concentration is what makes urea the workhorse of global nitrogen agriculture. Compared to ammonium sulfate (21% N) or calcium nitrate (15.5% N), every pound of urea delivers more than double the actual nitrogen — meaning less product to spread, less weight to ship, and lower cost per unit of N delivered to the plant.

For deeper coverage of how plants use nitrogen, see our guide on What's the Function of Nitrogen in Plants? and our comparison of the seven best nitrogen fertilizers compared.

05 / Application rates

Pick your use.
Get your rate.

Five distinct rate tables for the most common urea applications. Click a tab to switch — quick-answer summaries above each table for the most common case, full table below for everything else.

Lawn & Turf

Quick answer: For most lawns, apply 1 lb of urea per 1,000 sq ft, then water in immediately with at least 0.25" of irrigation. The table below has rates for specific grass types.

Urea rates for lawns and turf
Turf Type	Annual Nitrogen	Urea per Application	Apps / Year
Cool-season (KBG, fescue, rye) — Light	2-3 lbs N / 1,000 sq ft	1.1 lbs / 1,000 sq ft	4
Cool-season — Standard	3-4 lbs N / 1,000 sq ft	1.5 lbs / 1,000 sq ft	4
Warm-season (Bermuda, Zoysia) — Light	3-4 lbs N / 1,000 sq ft	1.5 lbs / 1,000 sq ft	4
Warm-season — Heavy	4-6 lbs N / 1,000 sq ft	2.0 lbs / 1,000 sq ft	5
Centipede / Bahia (low-maintenance)	1-2 lbs N / 1,000 sq ft	1.0 lbs / 1,000 sq ft	2

⚠️ Never exceed 1 lb of actual nitrogen per 1,000 sq ft per application. Apply when grass is dry and soil temperature is 50-85°F. Water in immediately to reduce volatilization losses.

Vegetable Gardens (Soil Application)

Quick answer: For vegetable beds, broadcast 2-3 lbs per 1,000 sq ft before planting, then side-dress at half that rate during active growth. Keep prills 2-3 inches away from seeds and stems.

Urea pre-plant rates by vegetable group
Crop Group	Pre-Plant Rate	Side-Dress Rate
Beans / peas (legumes)	12 oz / 1,000 sq ft	Skip — legumes fix their own N
Root crops (carrot, beet, radish)	1.75 lbs / 1,000 sq ft	Half rate at thinning
Leafy greens (lettuce, spinach, kale)	2.5 lbs / 1,000 sq ft	Half rate every 3-4 weeks
Tomatoes / peppers / eggplant	2.5 lbs / 1,000 sq ft	Half rate at first fruit set
Cucurbits (cucumber, squash, melon)	2.5 lbs / 1,000 sq ft	Half rate at first vine run
Brassicas (broccoli, cabbage)	3.5 lbs / 1,000 sq ft	Half rate at heading
Potato	3.5 lbs / 1,000 sq ft	Half rate at hilling
Sweet corn	4.5 lbs / 1,000 sq ft	Half rate at knee-high

Fruit Trees (Annual Total Per Tree)

Quick answer: Annual urea ranges from 1.5 oz for young trees to 4+ lbs for mature citrus, walnut, and pecan. Apply at bud break in early spring, split into 2-3 applications, and stop nitrogen by mid-summer.

Apply in late winter or early spring at bud swell, with an optional second application 6 weeks later. Stop nitrogen by mid-summer to allow hardening before dormancy.

Annual urea per tree by species and age
Tree Type	Young (1-3 yr)	Bearing (4-8 yr)	Mature (9+ yr)
Apple / Pear	1.5-3 oz	6-13 oz	1-2 lbs
Peach / Plum / Apricot	1.5-4 oz	8-16 oz	1.5-2.5 lbs
Citrus	1.5-5 oz	8-24 oz	2-4 lbs
Avocado	1.5-4 oz	8-16 oz	1.5-3 lbs
Almond	3-5 oz	16-24 oz	2-4 lbs
Walnut / Pecan	3-6 oz	16 oz - 2 lbs	3-6 lbs
Cherry	1.5-3 oz	6-13 oz	1-1.5 lbs
Olive	1.5-3 oz	6-16 oz	1.5-3 lbs

House Plants & Indoor Containers

Quick answer: For most foliage houseplants, dissolve ⅛ tsp urea per gallon of water and apply as a soil drench every 4-6 weeks during spring and summer growth only. Skip flowering houseplants, cacti, and succulents.

Houseplant Use Notes

Urea is a supplemental nitrogen source — not a complete houseplant fertilizer. Use it to push leafy growth on foliage plants, then return to a balanced houseplant fertilizer for everyday feeding. Do not apply October through February.

Urea drench rates by container size
Plant / Container Type	Rate	Frequency
Foliage houseplants	⅛ tsp / gallon water	Every 4-6 weeks (spring/summer only)
Indoor herbs	⅛ tsp / gallon water	Every 3-4 weeks
Outdoor container — small (under 2 gal)	¼ tsp / gallon water	Every 3-4 weeks
Outdoor container — medium (2-7 gal)	½ tsp / gallon water	Every 3-4 weeks
Outdoor container — large (7-15 gal)	1 tsp / gallon water	Every 3 weeks
Outdoor container — patio tree (15+ gal)	1¾ tsp / gallon water	Every 3 weeks

Not recommended for: African violets, orchids, anthurium, cacti, or succulents. Use a balanced bloom or low-N formula instead.

Field Crops (Per Acre)

Quick answer: Field crop rates range from about 22 lbs urea/acre for legume starter nitrogen to about 461 lbs/acre for high-nitrogen silage corn programs. Always confirm with a current soil test, crop need, and local extension recommendations.

📋 Field & Acreage Rates: The per-acre figures below are general references for medium-testing soils at typical yield goals. Actual rates should be based on a current soil test and local nitrogen removal estimates. Consult your local extension service for site-specific recommendations.

Annual urea per acre by field crop
Crop	Total N (lbs/acre)	Urea Equivalent (lbs/acre)
Soybean / peanut / alfalfa (legume starter)	~10	~22
Barley / oats	~80	~175
Sunflower	~80	~175
Tobacco	~80	~175
Sorghum	~100	~218
Wheat — spring	~100	~218
Cotton	~100	~218
Wheat — winter	~115	~250
Sugar beet	~120	~261
Rice (paddy)	~125	~272
Canola	~125	~272
Corn — grain	~185	~402
Sugarcane	~200	~435
Corn — silage	~212	~461

06 / How to use & calculate

Spread it.
Water it in.
That's the job.

Three application methods cover everything urea is good for. The calculator on the right does the math for whichever you pick.

01

Soil Application (Most Common)

Broadcast the calculated amount evenly over the application area. Keep prills 2-3 inches away from seeds, transplant roots, and tree trunks. Water in immediately with at least 0.25" of irrigation to drive nitrogen into the root zone and minimize volatilization.
02

Soil Drench / Fertigation

Pre-dissolve the calculated amount completely in a small bucket of water before adding to the main reservoir or injection system. Apply to pre-moistened soil — never to dry soil — to prevent root burn. For drip systems, flush lines with plain water after application to prevent salt buildup.
03

Container / Houseplant Drench

Dissolve fully in water at the rate matched to your container size (see Application Rates → House Plants tab). Apply to moist soil, never dry. Avoid leaf contact when watering in. Flush containers with plain water every 4th feeding to prevent salt buildup.
04

NOT for Foliar Spraying

Standard agricultural urea has under 1% biuret content — above the 0.25% foliar-safe threshold. Foliar application can burn leaves. For foliar nitrogen, use a low-biuret specialty urea or calcium nitrate instead.

07 / Compare

Six nitrogen sources.
Different jobs.

Urea is one of seven main nitrogen fertilizers in our catalog. Use this side-by-side comparison to choose the right source for your situation. For a deeper dive, see our Best Nitrogen Fertilizer guide.

Nitrogen fertilizer comparison — Urea vs. alternatives
Product	N %	Best For	Organic?	Notes
Urea 46-0-0 (this product)	46%	Lawns, vegetables, trees, field crops, fertigation	No	Highest N concentration — lowest cost per lb of nitrogen for most growers
Ammonium Sulfate 21-0-0	21%	Acid-loving plants, alkaline soils	No	Adds 24% sulfur and gradually lowers soil pH — ideal for blueberries, azaleas, rhododendrons
Calcium Nitrate 15.5-0-0	15.5%	Hydroponics, blossom end rot prevention	No	Adds 19% calcium — the standard nitrogen source for hydroponic systems
Blood Meal 13-0-0	13%	Certified organic gardens, leafy greens	Yes (OMRI Listed®)	Slower release than urea but adds organic matter and feeds soil biology
Feather Meal 12-0-0	12%	Slow-release organic feeding, sandy soils	Yes (OMRI Listed®)	Releases over 4-6 months — good for season-long programs without re-application
Alfalfa Meal 2.5-0-2.5	2.5%	Compost activation, soil building, gentle feeding	Yes (OMRI Listed®)	Lowest N concentration but contains triacontanol — studied for plant growth stimulation

08 / Decision

Is this the right
fertilizer for you?

Urea is the workhorse for most soil-applied nitrogen needs. For a few specific use cases, a different product is a better match — see the right column.

Best Choice For

Lawns, vegetable gardens, fruit trees, and field crops needing concentrated soil-applied nitrogen
Growers who want the most nitrogen per pound at the lowest cost
Multi-crop operations needing one versatile soil-applied nitrogen source
Soil drench, fertigation, and drip irrigation systems
Spring green-up and rapid vegetative growth windows

Consider Another Product If

You need foliar nitrogen — use a low-biuret specialty urea
You're growing acid-loving plants — try Ammonium Sulfate 21-0-0 instead
You need certified organic nitrogen — see Blood Meal or Feather Meal
You're running a recirculating hydroponic system — use Calcium Nitrate 15.5-0-0
Your soil test already shows adequate or high nitrogen

09 / Build the program

Urea is the nitrogen.
These complete the program.

Urea provides nitrogen only. For a complete soil fertility program, pair it with these complementary products.

Phosphorus + Potassium

MKP 0-52-34

Water-soluble phosphate and potash for flowering and fruiting. The complement to urea's nitrogen-only profile.

Potassium + Mg + S

K-Mag 0-0-22

Triple-source potassium, magnesium, and sulfur. Soil-test driven for chloride-sensitive crops.

Magnesium boost

Epsom Salt

Magnesium sulfate for chlorophyll production and rapid green-up alongside urea applications.

Calcium + Mg + Fe

Cal-Mag Plus 2-0-0

Calcium and magnesium balance for fruiting crops, transplants, and high-fruit-load periods.

10 / Safety & handling

Read this before
you spread.

Urea is safe when used as directed. These five rules cover the most common mistakes.

Wear gloves and eye protection when handling. Avoid inhaling dust.
Water in immediately after application — surface urea can volatilize as ammonia in 24-48 hours, especially in heat.
Never apply to wet foliage or drought-stressed plants.
Keep prills 2-3 inches away from seeds, stems, and tree trunks.
Store in original sealed container — urea is hygroscopic and clumps in humid conditions (efficacy unaffected).

11 / FAQ

Common questions.
Honest answers.

If your question isn't here, contact our team. We'd rather over-explain on the front end than disappoint on the back end.

How fast does urea work?

Visible green-up on lawns typically appears in 5-10 days under good conditions (warm soil, adequate moisture, healthy turf). Urea must first hydrolyze to ammonium via the urease enzyme, then nitrify to nitrate via soil microbes — both processes are temperature-dependent. Cooler soil, slower response. Hot soil with no moisture, faster volatilization losses instead.

Can I use this on my lawn in summer?

Yes, but apply cautiously. Avoid applications when soil temperature exceeds 85°F. Apply early morning or evening, water in within 24-48 hours of application, and skip if temperatures are forecast to exceed 90°F for several days. Volatilization losses can be significant in hot, dry conditions.

Is urea organic?

No. Synthetic urea is not approved for certified organic production. Organic nitrogen alternatives include Blood Meal 13-0-0, Feather Meal 12-0-0, fish emulsion, composted manure, and Alfalfa Meal 2.5-0-2.5.

Can I mix urea with other fertilizers in a tank?

Urea is compatible with most water-soluble fertilizers when fully dissolved separately first. Avoid combining concentrated urea with calcium-containing products in the same stock tank — calcium urea can form. For drip fertigation, urea injects cleanly with most NPK programs.

Why does the bag say not for foliar use?

Standard agricultural urea contains under 1% biuret — a contaminant formed during manufacturing. The foliar-safe threshold is 0.25% biuret. Standard urea applied as a foliar spray can burn leaves. For foliar nitrogen feeding, use a specialty low-biuret urea or calcium nitrate.

How long can I store urea?

Indefinitely if stored in a cool, dry place in the original sealed container. Urea is highly hygroscopic — it absorbs moisture from the air and clumps. If clumping occurs, simply break it up before use; nitrogen content is unchanged.

Is urea safe around pets and kids?

Once watered into the soil per label directions, the application area is generally safe for normal use. Keep pets and children away during dry application and until the area has been thoroughly watered in. Wash hands after handling. Refer to the SDS for full safety information.

What's the difference between prilled and granular urea?

Prilled urea (this product) is formed by spraying molten urea through a tower — produces small, uniform spherical pellets. Granular urea is formed by drum granulation — produces larger, harder granules. For lawn and garden use, prilled is easier to dissolve and spread evenly. Both deliver the same 46% nitrogen.

12 / Documents

Lab-tested.
State-registered.

Full documentation for compliance, professional, and grower use. SDS available now; additional documents on request.

Safety Data Sheet (SDS) PDF — Compliance and handling

Product Label / CDFA Registration Available on request

Heavy Metal Analysis Available on request

Ready to feed?

Pick your bag. We'll ship it.

From a 1 lb test run to a 50 lb season supply, we've shipped urea from Madera, California to growers in all 50 states. Free shipping on orders over $100. 90-day money-back guarantee on every order.

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5 stars: 36 (82%)
4 stars: 2 (5%)
3 stars: 2 (5%)
2 stars: 2 (5%)
1 star: 2 (5%)

Highest Nitrogen content I've found

Highest Nitrogen content I've found. Easy to mix and green-up effect was very noticeable.

Waiting for a Response from Greenway Biotech

I am still waiting for someone at Greenway Biotech to tell me whether the 46-0-0 I received from them is the LOW BIURET <0,25%. No one has answered my inquiries.

Hi Dorothy, I'm sorry our earlier replies didn't reach you. We did respond by email, so they may have landed in spam. To answer your question directly: our Urea 46-0-0 is agricultural grade at less than 1% biuret, not the low-biuret grade under 0.25%. That under 0.25% level is the one considered foliar-safe, so ours is formulated for soil application rather than foliar use. The biuret content and soil-only guidance are both listed on the product page in the application and FAQ sections. If foliar feeding was your goal, I'm happy to help you sort out the best option at questions@greenwaybiotech.com.

Lumpy

This item had some moisture intrusion and was lumpy and had to be broken up to get through the spreader

great product.

46-0-0 Review

I am very appreciative of Greenway Biotech because they carry this fertilizer. I soil test every year and now for the second year I am Nitrogen deficient. Great product = great garden

Be back when need more

Works really well on my corn and compost

Haven’t used it yet….preparing for summer

46-0-0

Very happy with the product

Great product

Excellent product will buy again

Great Service , Quick Ship

very attentive to my questions, seem to be a customer focused group Thanks

Easier than boiling

Simplified the process. Worked fine for eliminating Nitric. Speedy delivery!

👍

👍👍Good shit

Bag had several holes in it.

Several small holes in the bag when it arrived. Some of the product spilled out as I took it out if the box.

Urea 46%

Amazing fast delivery

Fantastic company

Great products shipped fast with great pricing. What could be better?

Great stuff....

This is very pure stuff. It will definitely burn your plants..... this sound like a bad thing but it’s really a true reading on the ratios. Some stuff (rhymes with Miracle Flow) won’t burn your plants. Then how can it be a 10-10-10 or whatever the ratio. If you use 5 times too much it should burn you seedlings up, right? This stuff works like a champ, but know what you are doing.

I am still waiting about lasting results

Fast delivery

Awsome product will from them again

Have not used your products as of yet. Both are fertilizers and I would need about a month or two after I used the fertilizers to see how they work. Both were delivered in a timely manner and are what I ordered. Thank you

HAVE NOT USED IT AT THIS TIME

Urea

I have not used your product yet. I will use it for the spring planting in my household garden.

Delivery was timely. But bag broken and content was loose in box.
Thanks

Great product!

Fantastic and make my plants grow fast!

White granulars

Applied in September 2020:easy to apply with our Scott spreader.
Waiting for explosive growth of grass but since it is at the tale end of the growing season we might see the explosion in spring of 2021.

Nuits

80% of my stuff is from you.
Good service, good product, no nonsense in coming through. Very professional.

Thanks for the experience.
These guys/ gals don't play.

Got it fast

Fine powder dissolves easy

great service

very quick and no issues

Big trees

So far so good. My plants caught up alot after replineshing the nitro they wer missing

Old school

Be careful with straight urea It’s very easy to over do it.
That said, this urea is wonderful. It dissolves well, unlike raw urea, and by following the directions on the bag you’ll never have a problem.

Best

Spryed on all my fruit plants and garden 4 days later Everything took off beautiful and green new growth. So glad a friend for info to the site, Plus fast shipping and friendly people who understand peoples needs.

Good product

Easy to follow instructions

Very polite and gave very informative.

It didn't work.

very pleased

Good I have no complaints

Great!

Good price and fast delivery.

Urea Fertilizer 46-0-0

Urea Fertilizer 46-0-0.High-nitrogen feeding made simple.

Right-sized for the job.

One bag.Five different jobs.

Lawns & Turf

Vegetable Gardens

Fruit Trees

House Plants

Field Crops

Fertigation

More nitrogen.Fewer bags.

Among the highest nitrogen concentrations available.

Fully water-soluble for any soil-based system.

Typically among the lowest cost-per-pound nitrogen sources.

Five different uses, one bag.

California-registered and lab-verified.

Backed by a 90-day guarantee.

Why nitrogen matters.

Pick your use.Get your rate.

Lawn & Turf

Vegetable Gardens (Soil Application)

Fruit Trees (Annual Total Per Tree)

House Plants & Indoor Containers

Houseplant Use Notes

Field Crops (Per Acre)

Spread it.Water it in.That's the job.

Soil Application (Most Common)

Soil Drench / Fertigation

Container / Houseplant Drench

NOT for Foliar Spraying

Six nitrogen sources.Different jobs.

Is this the rightfertilizer for you?

Best Choice For

Consider Another Product If

Urea is the nitrogen.These complete the program.

MKP 0-52-34

K-Mag 0-0-22

Epsom Salt

Cal-Mag Plus 2-0-0

Read this beforeyou spread.

Common questions.Honest answers.

Lab-tested.State-registered.

Pick your bag. We'll ship it.

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