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    Is it a good idea to apply urea to my new lawn?
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    Urea is a common nitrogen fertilizer and an ingredient in many lawn fertilizers. Slow-release forms such as sulfur-coated urea are especially popular for lawns and golf courses. Adding urea to your lawn helps increase nitrogen levels in the soil.
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    Can I apply urea to maize when it is at the flowering stage?
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    No. Complete all the recommended doses of fertilizers before the reproductive stage.
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    How do I find uera fertilizer in India?
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    In most parts of the country, it's available in stores meant for the sale of agriculture products.
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    Can I sprinkle the fertilizer then water it in?
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    It is safer to just dilute the urea, as it is a very strong compound that can kill your garden. Urea needs to be diluted by 900% before it is safe to use in the garden.
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