Trigg Mining (ASX: TMG) managing director Keren Paterson joins Small Caps to discuss the company’s latest plans for its Lake Throssell sulphate of potash (SOP) project in Western Australia.

The Perth-based explorer has kicked off a new field season including establishing new access tracks in preparation for air core and water bore drilling at the project. Results from these activities are expected to be used to support an estimation of Lake Throssell’s initial ore reserves.

Trigg also recently completed a sighter evaporation trial on brine samples with logged data to be used to establish guideline conditions for a proposed bulk evaporation program planned to commence in late July.

This program is aimed at simulating operational steady-state brine evaporation and will generate salt products for trialling optional SOP processing routes. The data will be incorporated into the Lake Throssell pre-feasibility study.

Meanwhile, Trigg has received an allocation of up to $180,000 under the WA government’s Exploration Incentive Scheme to co-fund an air core drilling program at the Lake Yeo SOP project, south of Lake Throssell.

The company hopes Lake Yeo could be a repeat of Lake Throssell, which is estimated to contain a total drainable mineral resource of 14.4 million tonnes at 4,665 milligrams per litre of potassium.

Articles:
https://smallcaps.com.au/trigg-mining-starts-new-field-season-strong-quarter-progress-lake-throssell-sop-project/
https://smallcaps.com.au/trigg-mining-completes-trial-brine-samples-lake-throssell-sulphate-of-potash-project/

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