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Nitrogenous fertilizers play a crucial role in modern agriculture, providing essential nutrients that enhance crop yields and soil health. The production of these fertilizers in China began in the 1930s, marking the country’s commitment to developing its nitrogenous fertilizer industry. By the mid-1960s, numerous medium-sized nitrogenous fertilizer plants were operational, significantly boosting the total output of synthetic ammonia. Over the decades, China has invested in advancing its nitrogenous fertilizer production capabilities, introducing large-scale plants with advanced technology from several countries, including the United States and Japan. These developments have positioned China as a leading producer of nitrogenous fertilizers globally, catering to the growing agricultural demands and ensuring sustainable farming practices.

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China’s nitrogenous fertilizer industry has evolved significantly over the years, focusing on energy efficiency and sustainable practices to meet agricultural demands. The integration of various raw materials, including coal, oil, and natural gas, has been pivotal in enhancing production capabilities.