Sona Urea Prilled.
FFC Sona Urea — Prilled

Top-dressing nitrogen for every staple crop. Prilled grade for hand and machine broadcasting.

How to use Sona Urea Prilled

Nitrogen top-dressing. Apply at tillering and panicle-initiation stages.

Application rate

On the published wheat schedule this is two 50 kg bags per acre: one at the first irrigation and one at tillering. Do not dump both at once, and do not leave prilled urea on dry soil. Cotton has its own split on the cotton guide. This page does not print a rice or maize bag table. Wheat guide →

Why this bag

Prilled Sona Urea is the fast 46-0-0 top-dress, not the phosphate you should have put down at sowing. The bag carries the FFC seal, batch, and date. Broadcast onto dry soil in a hot wind and a share of the nitrogen leaves.

Delivery and payment

This bag moves at first irrigation and at tillering, which is later than the DAP truck. Multan city is still same-day and free. The 24–48 hour haul, transport extra, is the same named list on the South Punjab page: Bahawalpur through D.G. Khan. Twenty percent locks the prilled bag for 14 days, not the freight. How the lock works. Delivery list.

What to send

Send the crop, the split you are on (first irrigation or tillering), and the bag count to +92 300 0465810. Do not ask this page for a rice or maize bags-per-acre table. Those counts are not published here.