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Nevada Organic Phosphate Reports Low Heavy Metal Levels at Murdock

Nevada Organic Phosphate Inc. has confirmed that its latest drill results from the Murdock Mountain project show heavy metal concentrations well below the limits required for organic fertilizer certification. The findings from drill hole MM26-10 underscore the company's progress in developing a viable North American source for organic-grade rock phosphate.

Nevada Organic Phosphate Reports Low Heavy Metal Levels at Murdock

The 1.5-kilometre step-out hole, MM26-10, intersected 10.89% P2O5 over a 3.60-metre interval. These results are critical for the company's objective of meeting USDA-NOP standards, which rely on the Association of American Plant Food Control Officials' SUIP #25 guidelines to ensure soil amendments remain free of contamination. CEO Robin Dow noted that the consistent, low heavy metal content validates the project's potential to serve as a specialized, clean-label entrant in the fertilizer market.

Independent analysis conducted by ALS Laboratories utilized a rigorous four-acid digestion and ICP-MS technique to verify the purity of the samples. Alongside the exploration updates, the company has engaged Emerging Growth Research LLC to produce an independent report on its business operations and investment profile. The firm will receive a $25,000 fee for the research, which is expected to be finalized within the next six weeks and distributed across major financial data terminals.

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