Amonium Nitrate

• Supports faster photosynthesis and chlorophyll production
• Provides nitrogen in a form quickly absorbed by plants
• Contains two nitrogen forms: nitrate and ammonium

• Slow growth and reduced chlorophyll
• Smaller leaf surface and weak cell division
• Lower sugar production
• Leaves turning yellow‑orange or brown and falling off
• Reduced nutrient supply to reproductive organs
• Lower yield potential

• Excessive vegetative growth
• Higher susceptibility to fungal diseases and pests
• Decline in crop quality
• Rapid leaf expansion
• Lodging in cereals

Balanced nitrogen supply is essential. Deficiency early in the season and excess nitrogen later in the season both negatively affect crop development and yield. Fertilization should be adjusted to the specific crop and its growth stages.