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Asked by Bill from Pa02/09/2021QDoes The Andersons HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea slow nitrogen release from the urea when applied as a liquid?A
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 wate…
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. -
Asked by Kuryan from Northern Virginia05/22/2021QWill 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 need a fertilizer with a much lower Nitrogen content and a higher percentage of phosphorus (the middl…
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. -
Asked by Mario from West Boca, Fl12/27/2020QSquare ft coverage on The Anderson's HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea
How 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 1000 sq ft, which would be at rates of 1.7 - 3.41 lbs of the product per 1000 sq ft. That would mean …
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.
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Asked by Thomas from Fairfax, Va11/18/2020QIs Anderson's HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea a quick release fertilizer?
Our extension service recommends two fertilizer schedules, one for quick release and one for slow release. Since this seems to have zero WIN, I assume it's quick release? Thanks.AThe Andersons HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea is a quick release fertilizer.
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Asked by Terry from Norman, Ok02/10/2021QWill the The Anderson's HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea be slow or quick release?A
The Andersons HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea is more of a controlled-release fertilizer. According to the product label, HCU granules utilize a technology which bonds a uniform coating over a urea granule, not acting as a physical barrier to slow nitrogen release, but works in unison with urea t…
Read Full Answer »The Andersons HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea is more of a controlled-release fertilizer. According to the product label, HCU granules utilize a technology which bonds a uniform coating over a urea granule, not acting as a physical barrier to slow nitrogen release, but works in unison with urea to promote and enhance soil biology. For more specific product information or questions not listed on the label, you may wish to contact the manufacturer The Andersons directly via their website's contact page here. -
Asked by Jen from Ri10/24/2021QHow much sq footage does the 50lb bag of The Anderson's HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea cover?A
The coverage of The Andersons HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea would depend on the rate that you use and how many pounds of nitrogen you need per 1000 sq ft. It will cover 14,600 to 29,400 sq ft. Please review the product label for the exact rate per 1000 sq ft.
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Asked by Jason from Gallatin, Tn08/27/2022QCan The Anderson's HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea be used on horse pastures with bermuda, timothy, orchardgrass, etc?
If so, how long should we keep them off of it?AThe The Anderson's HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea is not labeled for pastures or where there are grazing animals. If treated, grazing animals would need to be kept out of the area for atleast 1 year. View our Range and Pasture Products for alternative recommendations.
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Asked by Jordan from Williamstown, Nj08/31/2022QWhat is the Scott's spreader setting when applying The Anderson's HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea?A
The only Scott's spreader settings listed on the product label of The Andersons HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea are for the Scotts R-8, R-8A (cone 4). We understand that it is tricky to know what setting to use on your spreader, but due to there being so many available spreaders on the market, …
Read Full Answer »The only Scott's spreader settings listed on the product label of The Andersons HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea are for the Scotts R-8, R-8A (cone 4). We understand that it is tricky to know what setting to use on your spreader, but due to there being so many available spreaders on the market, it is important to calibrate your own equipment based on your application and the product you are using as the product labels will not list the settings for every spreader available. We have an excellent instructional video here that shows you step by step how to calibrate your spreader. -
Asked by Tony from Kansas09/03/2022QIs The Anderson's HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea a fast release or slow release coated fertilizer?A
The Anderson's HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea would be considered a quick release nitrogen fertilizer.
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Asked by Michelle from Mercer Nj03/26/2023QUrea-I noticed where my dog pees the grass is amazingly lush and green. Would I get the same result using this
My lawn has deteriorated over the 25 years of using commercial lawn services. I have now switched to a “natural” one to see how it works and because it's an inconvenience to have to wait to walk on lawn plus I have a lot of wildlife. I even think my pin oak street trees got overly fertilized and are dying. Anyway just curious about urea because my plants and grass that my dog pees on are green and lush!AThe Anderson's HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea would be considered more of a quick release fertilizer to provide a nice green up to the lawn. The length of response time you have from each application will depend on the rate of product applied, not necessarily on if you apply as a liquid or dry…
Read Full Answer »The Anderson's HCU 44 - 0 - 0 Humic Coated Urea would be considered more of a quick release fertilizer to provide a nice green up to the lawn. The length of response time you have from each application will depend on the rate of product applied, not necessarily on if you apply as a liquid or dry application. -
Asked by Jonathan from 0648404/21/2023QPlease confirm the suggested minimum spray volume per 1,000 Square Feet at .10#s N per square foot. Would it be roughly ~1.4 Gallons per 1000 Square FT?A
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. Please refer to…
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. Please refer to the product label here for complete application instructions.