Two filed experiments were carried out in the experiment farm of Faculty of Agriculture Aswan Egypt, during 2014 and 2015 growing seasons. The objective of this study was to investigate the response of some sugarcane cultivars to nitrogenous fertilization and micronutrient on productivity and quality. Experimental design was spilt spilt plot with three replicates. The results could be summarized as follows: Giza 9 variety at the four sampling dates had higher cane length, number of tillers/plant, number of internode/plant, leaf area index and cane diameter, also, cane girth, sugar cane, Brix (TSS%), sucrose (%), purity (%) and commercial cane sugar % (CCS%). Addition, nitrogen fertilizer at rate of 200 kg N/fed, resulted in a significant increment in growth characters, yield and quality of sugarcane plants in both seasons. Significant variations were recorded between the tested foliar micronutrient treatments for growth characters, yield and sugarcane quality. The effective treatments for growth characters, yield and quality were obtained for Giza 9 variety and adding 200 kg N/fed in both seasons. The highest values of all growth characters, yield and quality were obtained by Giza 9 variety with using the application of 200 kg N/fed and mixture of Zn +Fe treatment.