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233 Potassium Chloride Replacement Potassium salt fertilizers are soil biodiversity's number 1 enemy. The average farmer applies 200 kg of potassium chloride to the soil per hectare per year. This is equivalent to the application of 1,600 litres of bleach as far as killing soil biodiversity.' The world currently uses 61.5 million tonnes of potassium chloride for agriculture per year², the equivalent to more than 460 billion liters of bleach killing soil biodiversity yearly. Verde's Product eliminates the need for potassium chloride. Period In Q2 2021 Since production started Bleach equivalent amount that has not been applied to agricultural soils 254.8M litres 1.3B litres Over the next 36 years³, the Company intends to have prevented at least 957.8 billion liters of bleach from being applied to soils in the guise of potassium chloride. 1 Effects of Some Synthetic Fertilizers on the Soil Ecosystem (HEIDE HERMARY, 2007)/2 - FAOSTAT, Agricultural use of nutrient potash, 2018. http://www.fao.org/faostat/en/#data/RFN 3 Based on NI 43-101 Production Schedule. See Pre-Feasibility Technical Report Cerrado Verde Project, MG, Brazil, page 141. VERDE AGRITECH

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