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Azucar Minerals Ltd T.AMZ


Primary Symbol: V.AMZ Alternate Symbol(s):  AXDDF

Azucar Minerals Ltd. is a Canada-based mineral exploration and development company. The Company is engaged in acquisition and exploration of mineral resource properties in Mexico and acquisition of property and equipment in Canada. The Company is focused on exploration of the El Cobre project in Veracruz, Mexico. The El Cobre Property claim block covers approximately 11,860 hectares, which contains copper-gold porphyry mineralization over a strike length of at least four kilometers (km). The property is located adjacent to the Gulf of Mexico approximately 75 km northwest of the city of Veracruz in the state of Veracruz, Mexico. The Company has discovered five copper-gold porphyry zones within the property along an approximately four to five km trend, stretching from Norte down to Encinal in the southeast. The El Cobre Project is consistent with the porphyry copper-gold-silver-molybdenum (Cu-Au+/-Ag+/-Mo) deposit model.


TSXV:AMZ - Post by User

Post by freespirit3on Mar 05, 2010 1:53pm
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Post# 16848743

Slow Release Potash

Slow Release PotashI have been studying this company and really like many aspects, but the factor I don't understand is how they plan to heat up the potash.

Will it be transported somewhere, prepared before use?  Feasible?  If so where?

Cost effective?   I think costs involved are not as big a factor in this case as usual since the point for Brazil is to be independent from importing foreign potash. 

Does Brazil need more potash?  I doubt any amount of potash can be too much for any country.  They can also export and profit from their technology.

It's just that I want to understand how that technology works a bit better.

I would appreciate any info on this.
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