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Product Overview
The Anderson’s HCU 44-0-0 Humic Coated Urea fertilizer is developed with exclusive technology that produces 44-0-0 nitrogen granules. These granules are bonded with potassium humate which enhances the soil's biological and chemical properties. Those properties include nutrient efficiency, micronutrient uptake, water holding capacity, and soil nutrient holding capacity. HCU granules break down into humic and fluvic acid which makes it 100% soluble for use in dry and liquid applications. Compatible with most broadly used control products to maintain fine turfgrass during both warm and cool season. This concentrated soluable granular fertilizer can be used by mixing in water for a foliar spray application or dry broadcast application through standard granular spreader equipment. Available in a 50-pound bag.
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Details
For use in Golf courses, sports fields, commercial and residential lawns, ornamentals, row crops, and specialty crops. Application Can be solubilized for spray application or dry applied through typical dry spreading equipment. Pet safe Yes, if used as directed on the label. Formulation Granular. NOT FOR SALE TO AK, AR, DC, ND, NH, PR, SD, WV Dimensions 16.00 x 24.00 x 3.00 inches. Special Features Clean, spherical, free flowing granules are 100% soluble for use in both liquid and dry applications. Shipping Weight 50.00 lbs Manufacturer The Andersons (Mfg. Number: ASP44HCU5) UPC 031865324147 Key Benefits:
- Clean and dry
- Dust-free
- Easy to handle
- Free-flowing
- 100% soluble for use in dry and liquid applications
Use Sites:
- Golf courses - tees, aprons, fairways, rough
- Sports field
- Commercial and residential lawns
- Ornamentals
- Row crops
- Specialty crops
Spray Application - Mixing Instructions:
To properly add the product to the tank, you can use one of four options:
- Pour into basket strainer at top tank opening and rinse through.
- Make a bucket slurry and pour directly into the tank.
- Add material into the inductor and allow it to be solubilized and added to the tank.
- Use a mix-batch tank to solubilize the product and then add it to the tank.
Note: See the label for the complete application instructions.
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9 Customer Reviews
Top Reviews
Fescue Looks Incredible!
By Mr. on 05/13/2023
So this product, for just being urea is a little high, but I'm in North Carolina and my fescue is gorgeous! You get the benefit of adding humic acid and urea nitrogen either by granular or liquid. I c…
Read Full Review »Great for Nitrogen Blitz
By Dan on 10/08/2021
Works great for spoon feeding my lawn. My lawn looks great. Urea was hard to find in my area and this was a great deal with the free shipping.
Solid product
By Clay on 09/11/2021
Worked as described and a reasonable price. Lawn perked up about 5 days after applying and watering in.
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11 Questions & Answers
Helpful Q&A'sQDoes The Andersons HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea slow nitrogen release from the urea when applied as a liquid?AThe biggest difference when you are applying The Andersons HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea as a liquid is that you are applying less product per application that you would when applying it as a bro…
Read Full Answer »The biggest difference when you are applying The Andersons HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea as a liquid is that you are applying less product per application that you would when applying it as a broadcast granule. So you can apply up to 0.25 lbs of N per 1000 sq ft when you are diluting it in water, while as a granule you can apply up to 1 lb of N per 1000 sq ft per application. This product is not a slow release fertilizer, so the length of reponse time you have from each application will depend on the rate of product applied, not necessarily how you applied it.QWill The Anderson's HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea release N at lower soil temperatures?Can this product be applied as a granular late-season fertilizer to encourage root growth? Is it effective at lower soil temperatures of around 45-50AThe Andersons HCU 44-0-0 Humic Coated Urea would not be applied in the fall for a few different reasons. If you are looking for root development and a fertilizer that promotes that growth, you would n…
Read Full Answer »The Andersons HCU 44-0-0 Humic Coated Urea would not be applied in the fall for a few different reasons. If you are looking for root development and a fertilizer that promotes that growth, you would need a fertilizer with a much lower Nitrogen content and a higher percentage of phosphorus (the middle number of the 3). You also do not want to apply that high of nitrogen levels late in the season as too much Nitrogen late in the year can create disease issues such as dollar spot the following spring.QSquare ft coverage on The Anderson's HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated UreaHow many sq ft does the entire bag cover in total?AHow much area the Andersons HCU 44-0-0 Humic Coated Urea covers will depend on the rate at which you wish to apply it. For a dry broadcast application you can apply at 0.75 - 1.5 lbs of Nitrogen per 1…
Read Full Answer »How much area the Andersons HCU 44-0-0 Humic Coated Urea covers will depend on the rate at which you wish to apply it. For a dry broadcast application you can apply at 0.75 - 1.5 lbs of Nitrogen per 1000 sq ft, which would be at rates of 1.7 - 3.41 lbs of the product per 1000 sq ft. That would mean the 50 pound bag covers 14,000 - 29,000 sq ft when applied as a dry broadcast. Spray application rates will be lower since you need the product to dilute in water. Please refer to the product label here for complete application instructions.
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