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Straight urea has a count of 46-0-0. This means that 46% of the material is nitrogen. In most cases you should not apply more than 1lbs. of nitrogen per 1000 sq. ft.. This is especially true with straight urea. There are other drawbacks to using this product in grass. If you have any wetlands or waterways this product leachs very easily as it is very soluable. It also will not last very long. one other drawback is it will cause a great deal of topgrowth without much root developement. I think you would be better served if you were to use something else. I know that it is cheap but you pay for it in the long run.

The proper amount per acre if you are still going to use this is somewhere around 90#'s per acre. Hope this helps this late!!

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