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Nevada Organic Phosphate reports low heavy metals in MM26-9 drill hole at Murdock Mountain project

PUBT·07/20/2026 12:37:50
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Nevada Organic Phosphate reports low heavy metals in MM26-9 drill hole at Murdock Mountain project
  • Nevada Organic Phosphate reported new heavy-metal assay results from drill hole MM26-9 at its Murdock Mountain phosphate project in northeast Nevada.
  • Upper Phosphatic Zone intersection: 10.73% P2O5 over 4.48 meters true thickness, supporting grade continuity across the trend.
  • Weighted-average contaminants remained well below AAPFCO SUIP #25 limits for 10% P2O5 rock phosphate, supporting organic-fertilizer certification positioning.
  • Murdock Mountain weighted averages: arsenic 8.5 ppm, cadmium 3 ppm, mercury 0.205 ppm; lead 11 ppm, selenium 4.7 ppm, zinc 232 ppm.
  • Assays were completed by ALS using ME-MS61 trace-element analysis, with company QA/QC described as consistent with NI 43-101 practices.


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