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Sustainable Farming with Nano Urea



Sustainable Farming with Nano Urea
Commissioned by IFFCO in Uttar Pradesh, India

Conventional Urea and DAP cause environmental pollution, harm soil health, and make plants more susceptible to disease & insect infestation, delayed maturity of the crop & production loss. (Shown above: A farmer picks granular particles of conventional Urea)​​​​​​​
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Nano Urea is a nanotechnology based agri-input which provides nitrogen to plants. It is a sustainable option for farmers towards smart agriculture and combat climate change. Nano Urea Liquid makes the crops stronger, healthy and protect them from lodging effect. (Shown above: A farmer sprays Nano Urea liquid on his banana crops)

Drawbacks of Conventional Urea
1 bag of Urea is about 50 kg which makes transportation really difficult for farmers. Also, a farmer pays around Rs 300 for a 50-kg bag of heavily subsidised urea.
Urea is always used in large quantities. Excess release of fertilisers produces toxicity and reduces the ecological balance of soil.
Due to large particle size, Urea is unable to provide homogenous dispersion of  micronutrients to the plant and mostly gets wasted. 
Due to continuous usage of large and coarse particle size,  farmers get cuts and rashes on their hands.
500 mL bottle of Nano Urea/DAP = 50 kg bag of Conventional Urea/DAP
Alternate Nanotechnologies
Priced at 225 rupees, Nano Urea is easily affordable.
Lakhs of Nano Urea bottles being manufactured and packaged inside the facility at IFFCO Phulpur, Uttar Pradesh.
Raising Awareness and Test Runs 
Scientists and experts demonstrate the difference in quality and size of crop yields sprayed with Nano products vs conventional techniques. 
Purchase and Application
Farmers show their identity cards and buy numerous bottles of Liquid Urea from their nearest IFFCO store.
Farmers spray Nano Urea on their crops across Uttar Pradesh, India.
Results
Farmers who used nanotechnologies proudly show high quality crop yields of tomato, capsicum, strawberry, paddy, mustard and chickpeas.
Market and Sales
A farmer collecting high quality greens from his farm | A man cutting it for consumption at home 
Sugarcane cutting and stacking sugarcane for sale | A father enjoying delicious sugarcane with his son
Local markets are filled with fresh, high quality vegetables grown using Nano products.
Higher Crop Yields and Happy Farmers
Sustainable Farming with Nano Urea
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