Urea is an organic compound derived from the metabolism of protein in animals and humans and is excreted in urine. The important raw materials in urea fertilizer production are ammonia and carbon dioxide. Urea is synthesized through a two-step reversible reaction using ammonia and carbon dioxide under high temperature and pressure. It is then mixed with water to form urea fertilizer. Urea fertilizer is easy to dissolve, white in color, and has high nitrogen content, making it suitable for leaf application and plants in dry conditions.