Nitrogen stabilizers are agricultural additives used with fertilizers to reduce nitrogen losses and lower emissions.

Urease inhibitors slow the breakdown of urea, cutting ammonia loss, while nitrification inhibitors delay the conversion of ammonium to nitrate, reducing leaching and nitrous oxide emissions. By keeping more nitrogen in the soil for crops to use, stabilizers boost efficiency and help cut unnecessary GHG emissions.

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