Nevada Organic Phosphate Inc. (CSE: NOP) (OTCQB: NOPFF) has released new assay interpretations from its Murdock Mountain property in Nevada, revealing a multi-nutrient phosphate profile that the company says is well-suited for organic and regenerative agriculture. The results, announced on February 10, come from the first six drill holes in the Upper Phosphatic Zone (UPZ), showing a weighted average grade of 10.93% P₂O₅, along with significant levels of calcium, magnesium, silicon, and trace micronutrients.
The company emphasized that heavy metals such as cadmium, arsenic, and lead were reported well below common organic certification thresholds, a key factor for organic farming applications. Management noted that the chemistry supports slow-release phosphorus and soil conditioning benefits, making the material a potential direct-ship organic phosphate input rather than a conventional chemical fertilizer feedstock. This aligns with growing demand for domestic, low-contaminant fertilizer sources as farmers seek sustainable alternatives.
Nevada Organic Phosphate, based in British Columbia, is positioning Murdock Mountain as a strategic asset in the organic sedimentary phosphate exploration space. The company stated that the broader geochemical data from the UPZ indicates a naturally balanced mineral fertilizer that could improve soil health and crop yields without the environmental drawbacks of synthetic fertilizers. The results were detailed in a press release available on IBN.
The company is advancing the project amid increasing interest in regenerative agriculture practices, which focus on rebuilding soil organic matter and restoring degraded soil biodiversity. The low heavy metal content and multi-nutrient profile could give Murdock Mountain a competitive edge in the organic fertilizer market, which is projected to grow as regulations tighten on contaminants in conventional phosphate fertilizers. Further drilling and analysis are planned to expand the resource and confirm the consistency of the mineralization.
Investors can find the latest news and updates on Nevada Organic Phosphate at the company’s newsroom on IBN. The company continues to explore the full potential of the Murdock Mountain property, which it believes could become a key supplier of organic phosphate inputs for sustainable farming in North America.
