Abstract
Dry-seeded rice is often fertilized by broadcasting prilled urea on the soil surface shortly before permanent flood commences. Although this method is more efficient than nitrogen application at other stages, nitrogen loss is still substantial (up to 40%). Therefore we compared the efficiency of broadcast urea prills with various forms of urea banded below the soil surface shortly before permanent flood.
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