The company reported that the Upper Phosphatic Zone at drill hole MM26-9 yielded a weighted average of 10.73% P2O5 over a true thickness of 4.48 meters. Crucially, the contaminant levels for elements including arsenic, cadmium, and lead remained significantly lower than the maximum thresholds established by the Association of American Plant Food Control Officials' SUIP #25 guidelines, which serve as the industry benchmark for organic certification.
Nevada Organic Phosphate reports clean heavy metal assays 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 MM26-9 reinforce the site's potential as a clean source of sedimentary phosphate in North America.
CEO Robin Dow noted that the results demonstrate consistent grade and thickness, positioning the company as a specialized entrant in the fertilizer sector. Garry Smith, a director and P.Geo, added that the data confirms the continuity of the deposit across the trend. All samples were processed by independent laboratory ALS using a four-acid digestion method to ensure accuracy and compliance with NI 43-101 standards.
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