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FAQ: Nevada Organic Phosphate Inc. Assay Results and Organic Fertilizer Certification
TL;DR
Nevada Organic Phosphate's low-contaminant phosphate deposit offers a competitive edge for organic fertilizer production, meeting strict USDA certification standards ahead of market demand.
Independent lab tests following ISO and NI 43-101 protocols confirmed consistent phosphate grades and thickness, with ongoing drilling to define the resource's scale and continuity.
This organic phosphate resource supports sustainable agriculture by providing cleaner fertilizer options, potentially improving soil health and food quality for future generations.
A rare North American sedimentary phosphate deposit in Nevada shows promise for direct application as organic fertilizer, with assays revealing exceptionally low heavy metal levels.
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The announcement reports positive assay results from Nevada Organic Phosphate Inc.'s Murdock Mountain project that indicate the phosphate-bearing rock meets contaminant thresholds required for organic fertilizer certification in the United States.
These results address a central question about whether the Murdock Mountain phosphate meets organic certification requirements, with heavy metal assays falling well below typical limits used by certifiers, supporting eligibility under USDA National Organic Program standards.
The content discusses the Murdock Mountain project in northeast Nevada, which represents a rare North American sedimentary phosphate deposit suited to direct application as organic fertilizer.
Independent laboratory testing followed ISO-accredited and NI 43-101-aligned QA/QC protocols, confirming consistency of phosphate grades and thickness in the Upper Phosphatic Zone.
For organic producers in the U.S., certification is governed by the USDA National Organic Program, though it does not publish specific numeric limits for heavy metals in mineral fertilizers like rock phosphate.
Ongoing drilling is planned to further define the scale and continuity of the resource at Murdock Mountain.
The latest news and updates relating to NOP are available in the company's newsroom at https://ibn.fm/NOP.
Murdock Mountain represents a rare North American sedimentary phosphate deposit suited to direct application as organic fertilizer.
Nevada Organic Phosphate reported these assay results on January 12.
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