Why is it beneficial to retain the N in the urea form? After all, isn’t urea vulnerable to atmospheric losses and isn’t it true that urea can cause germination damage when banded in the seed row?
In fact maintaining urea as urea for a longer period of time has significant potential benefits. As long as the N is maintained in the urea form, it is in fact far less vulnerable to atmospheric losses of N. Secondly, if the N remains in the urea form, the risk of damage to seedling germination and establishment is greatly diminished.
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