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Nevada Organic Phosphate Murdock Project

  • Politically safe, mining-friendly jurisdiction
  • Organic pending, situated next to infrastructure (rail & road)
  • Strong exploration and development management team 
  • Experienced consultants in the distribution of organic input

Murdock Mountain Phosphate Property

  • Historic geologic mapping has traced the phosphate-rich bed over a strike length of 8km, with a potential average thickness of 3.35 metres at up to 15% P₂O₅.

  • 6 km from Southern Pacific railway and Hwy SR 30 and the hamlet of Montello   

  • Direct application model – insignificant uranium, thorium, or heavy metals (as observed in 95% of the world’s phosphate deposits) 

  • Very rare phosphate type hosted by oolitic limestone  

  • Due to the fine grain size these oolitic sands, there is an optimum surface area for soil hosted micro-organisms to react 

The Advantages of Murdock Mountain

  • No processing to remove impurities or upgrade rock quality 
  • Limestone hanging/footwalls are calcite-rich 
  • P occurs as “francolite” which forms the most reactive crystallite structure of all P₂O₅ apatite minerals  

Project Information

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43-101 Technical Report (PDF)

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Qualified Person / Quality Control and Quality Assurance, Garry K. Smith, P.Geo and Director, is a qualified person (“QP”) as defined by NI 43-101 and has reviewed and approved the technical content of this document.

Kenneth Tullar, Geol. Eng., P.Geo., AIPG Certified Geologist (CPG-11142), is an independent, qualified person (“QP”) as defined by NI 43-101 and is responsible for overseeing all phases of the drilling program, including logging sampling.

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