Urea Granule is an organic compound with the chemical formula CO (NH₂)₂ with a white and granular appearance, extensively used as nitrogen fertilizer in the world. About 90% of world urea production has agricultural consumption and it has the highest nitrogen content among nitrogen solid fertilizers

Urea is hydrolyzed in soil and decomposes into ammonia and carbon dioxide. The ammonia produced by this process is oxidized to the nitrate by bacteria in the soil and can thus be absorbed by the plant. Urea fertilizer is highly soluble in water.