HUMATE FOR DOLE

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

• PAGE DESCRIPTION
• 18 SOIL and WATER REMEDIATION
• 19 CROPS and PLANTS TESTED WITH NEW
  MEX U-MATE
• 20 ORGANIC FLOWERS
• 21 ORGANIC FRUITS and VEGETABLES
• 22 VLADIMIR VASILENKO, PhD.
• 23 NEW MEX U-MATE REGISTRATIONS/
• CERTIFICATIONS
• 24 NEW MEX U-MATE REGISTRATIONS/
• CERTIFICATIONS (contd)
• 25 LATIN AMERICA FIELD FERTILIZATION
• 26 LATIN AMERICA PINEAPPLE PLANTATION
• 27 LATIN AMERICA BANANA PLANTATION
• 28 LATIN AMERICA SUPPLY AREA
• 29 SPECIFIC POINTS TO CONSIDER
• 30 PRINCIPAL EXECUTIVES/ADVISORS
• 31 CONTACT INFORMATION

PAGE DESCRIPTION 3 ABOUT U MATE
INTERNATIONAL 4 MINING LETTER and PERMIT
5 UNPROCESSED HUMATE AT MINE, GALLUP, NEW
MEXICO USA 6 PROCESSING PLANT - GALLUP, NM
USA 7 PRODUCTION FACILITY, GALLUP, NM USA
8 SCALE and TRUCKING, GALLUP, NM USA
9 OUR PRODUCT - NEW MEX U-MATE
10 APPLICATIONS OF NEW MEX U-MATE 11 NEW
MEX U-MATE IN ACTION - BENEFITS 12 UK PARTNER
dba TTL Plus 13 UK PARTNER - CUSTOMER
LISTING 14 LARGEST ONIONS IN THE WORLD?
15 UK PARTNER CUSTOMERS USE NEW MEX
U-MATE 16 UK PARTNER CUSTOMER - 1ST PLACE
FLOWERS and FERNS 17 NEW MEX U-MATE vs.
OTHER NATURAL RESOURCES
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ABOUT U MATE INTERNATIONAL, INC.

• U Mate International, Inc. is an Arizona
  corporation, organized in 1997 as the operating
  company for Sundance Holdings, Inc. U Mate
  International, Inc. undertakes the mining and
  processing operations at its facilities outside
  of Gallup, New Mexico and is the holder of mining
  permits and appropriate regulatory approvals from
  New Mexico authorities. U Mate International,
  Inc. is constituted to engage in operations in
  New Mexico for the sale of humate products
  throughout the country and the world.
• The Companys production facilities are located
  on the western edge of Gallup, New Mexico, USA
  with easy access to I-40 by truck and the
  flexibility of an on-site access to a rail spur.
  The facility consists of a production plant,
  trucks, and other equipment for efficient
  production. The mining site is less than one
  mile from the production facility.

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U MATE INTERNATIONAL MINING LETTER and PERMIT
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UNPROCESSED HUMATE AT MINE, GALLUP, NEW MEXICO USA

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PROCESSING PLANT - GALLUP, NEW MEXICO USA

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PRODUCTION FACILITY - GALLUP, NEW MEXICO USA

• One ton super sacks at our
  production facility in New Mexico

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SCALE and TRUCKING - GALLUP, NEW MEXICO USA

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OUR PRODUCT- NEW MEX U-MATE

• New Mex U-Mate is a solid in granular form with
  the active ingredients of humic and fulvic
  organic acid and is organic matter in an advanced
  state of decomposition produced from plant and
  animal residues long ago. New Mex U-Mate is the
  trade name of this New Mexico humate and plays an
  important part in formation of fertile soil and
  nutrient uptake by plants. The organic nature of
  New Mex U-Mate promotes soil development, water
  holding capacity and plant growth and
  development. Due to the fine particle size, New
  Mex U-Mate is relatively fast acting and readily
  assimilated by microbiological activity. New
  Mex U-Mate contains approximately 60 - 90 humic
  and fulvic acids.

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APPLICATIONS of NEW MEX U-MATE

• Agricultural applications. New Mex U-Mate is
  applied at the rates of 100-600 pounds per acre
  depending on soil conditions, climate conditions
  and the particular crop. The applications are
  recommended in two to four equal applications
  from early spring through fall during normal crop
  treatment cycles. The application should be
  included with normal and regular fertilization
  programs.
• Various applications have also been tried
  effectively with our humate in solution and
  liquid application.
• Certain crop yields were improved at only 5 parts
  per million humic acid.
• New Mex U-Mate may be added to hydroponic
  solution, which stimulates both root and shoot
  development.
• New Mex U-Mate has been recognized as superior
  because it was formed from fresh water deposits
  and has a high percentage of low molecular humic
  acids generally referred to as fulvic acids.
• Granular humate acid with a minimum grade of 70
  humates is effective with as little as 40 lbs.
  per acre application.

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NEW MEX U-MATE IN ACTION - BENEFITS

• Studies have demonstrated the benefits of our New
  Mex U-Mate humate
• Improves water holding capacity of soil.
• Large amounts of humate material resists droughts
  more effectively and produce better yields where
  rainfall may be insufficient.
• Improves the workability of soil.
• Reduces soil erosion by increasing the cohesive
  forces of fine soil particles.
• Possess high ion-exchange capacities thus making
  possible better retention and utilization of
  fertilizers and preventing leaching away from the
  root zones.
• Liberates carbon dioxide from soil calcium
  carbonates and thus make it available to the
  plant through the roots.
• Increase plant nutrition by supplying available
  trace and minor elements.
• Reacts with salt solutions to protect plant
  roots. In alkaline soils, humus reduces the
  amount and activity of high soil pH. In acid
  soils, humus absorbs and combines and retains
  certain toxic soluble aluminum compounds.
• Promotes soil drainage.
• Prevents cooking of plants in residual water.
• Improves sugar content of fruits and vegetables.
• Increases seed germination rates.
• Produces stronger, faster growing seedlings.
• Prevents crusting of soils.
• Increases plant recovery after mowing or damage.
• Increases total growth of plants and yield.
• Decreases cost of irrigation.
• Prevents leaching of chemical fertilizers.

Compare root development, our humate used on left
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UK PARTNER dba TTL Plus

• TTL Plus
  uses our New Mex U-Mate exclusively

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UK PARTNER - CUSTOMER LISTING

Ceann Sibeal (Dingle) Golf Club Doonbeg Golf
Club Tulfarris Golf Club K Club Heritage Golf
Club Kilcoole Golf Club Rathfarnham Golf
Club Killerig Golf Club Blainroe Golf
Club Donabate Golf Club Stackstown Golf
Club Nurmore Golf Club Hermitage Golf Club Ardee
Golf Club Mount Wolseley Golf Club Muskerry Golf
Club Athy Golf Club Black Bush Golf
Club Beaverstown Golf Club Bray Golf
Club Blainroe Golf Club Balcarrick Golf
Club Balbriggan Golf Club County Meath Golf
Club Castle Golf Club Corrstown Golf
Club Craddockstown Golf Club
Carton House Golf Club County Louth Golf
Club Dundalk Golf Club Elm Park Golf Club Glasson
Park Country Club Greystones Golf Club Kilcock
Golf Club Kildare Hotel Country Club Killiney
Golf Club Kilcoole Golf Club Killerig Castle Golf
Club K2 Golf Club Laytownbettystown Golf
Club Lucan Golf Club Luttrellstown
Castle Malahide Golf Club Milltown Golf
Club Mullingar Golf Club Naas Golf Club Newlands
Golf Club Old Head of Kinsale Golf Club Old Conna
Golf Club Portmarnock Golf Club Portlaoise Par
3 Royal Tara Golf Club Rossmore Golf
Club Skerries Golf Club
St. Annes Golf Club St. Margarets Country
Club Sutton Golf Club South Dublin County
Council Tulfarris Golf Club Tullamore Golf
Club Wicklow Golf Club Ashbourne Holdings
Ltd. Cork City Council Castleroy Golf
Club Dromoland Castle Golf Club Fermoy Golf
Club Glengarrif Golf Club Killarney Garden
Centre Killarney Golf Club Kinsale Golf
Club Lahinch Golf Club Lee Valley Golf
Club Listowel Golf Club Macroom Golf
Club Muskerry Golf Club Ring of Kerry Shannon
Golf Club
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LARGEST ONIONS IN THE WORLD?

• First Prize Winner in UK used New Mex
  U-Mate

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UK PARTNER CUSTOMERS USE NEW MEX U-MATE

Cabbage
Carrots
Leeks
Young ferns
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UK PARTNER CUSTOMER - 1st PLACE - FLOWERS and
FERNS

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NEW MEX U-MATE vs. OTHER NATURAL SOURCES

• This table compares natural sources of Humic
  substances

Natural Source
Fertilizer Value (10 best)
Humic and Fulvic Acids
New Mex U-Mate
60 to 90
8 to 10
Compost
5 to 25
3 to 6
Peat Moss
5 to 20
3 to 5
Lignite
5 to 15
3 to 5
Sludge
1 to 5
1 to 3
Manure
1 to 3
2 to 3
Soft Coal
2 to 5
1 to 3
Hard Coal
0 to 1
0 to 1
Includes Canadian, Chinese, Russian and
Australian non-humate also known as Leonardite
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SOIL and WATER REMEDIATION

• There are scientific studies that confirm humic
  and fulvic substances react with herbicides in
  soil promoting improved soil conditions for plant
  growth. Similarly, humic and fulvic materials
  can react with pesticides to promote soil
  condition and remediation. These reactions and
  the process associated with them lead to
  degradation of insecticides and partial
  degradation of some pesticides. The result is
  that humic and fulvic substances are in a
  position to repair environmental organic
  problems. The toxic effect of the substances
  will be reduced and the toxic effect of these
  harmful chemicals will be partially or totally
  eliminated.
• Oil pollution problems will also find a remedy
  especially with humic and fulvic acids, which
  will dissolve some of the oil pollutants with a
  breakdown of the hydrocarbons and oils thus
  making them soluble. Dr. Mark Nanny, Associate
  Professor at the University of Oklahoma, Norman,
  Oklahoma, is advising and assisting us with oil
  remediation projects using New Mex U-Mate .
• Some heavy metals can also be partially
  neutralized by humic compounds and some
  industrial wastes containing heavy metals can be
  remediated. Wastewater pollution and toxic
  pollutants in water can also be neutralized in
  part by humic compounds in that humic compounds
  have the ability to absorb and decompose certain
  compounds, thus wastewater pollution can be
  lessened using New Mex U-Mate .

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CROPS and PLANTS TESTED WITH NEW MEX U-MATE

• Agricultural universities, scientists, farmers,
  agricultural co-ops and businesses have reported
  successful tests and improved crop production and
  plant growth for the following
• Alfalfa Flowers Peppers
• Apples Grain crops Pineapples
• Bananas Grapes Potatoes Beans Grasses
  Radishes
• Beets Leeks Soybeans
• Carrots Legumes Seeds
• Citrus Lemons Tomatoes
• Coffee Mangos Trees
• Corn Oil Palm Wheat
• Cotton Okra
• Cucumbers Onions
• Ferns Peas

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ORGANIC FLOWERS

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ORGANIC FRUITS and VEGETABLES

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VLADIMIR VASILENKO, Ph.D.

Dr. Vladimir Vasilenko, on the cover of
Greenhouse Canada Magazine, November 2001. Dr.
Vasilenko has stated that the use of New Mex
U-Mate will extend the shelf life of flowers up
to 10 days.
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NEW MEX U-MATE REGISTRATIONS/CERTIFICATIONS

• The Company has worked, over several years, with
  various governmental agencies and companies that
  required significant testing of our product so it
  could be exported and then applied. Registration
  of our humate for The Middle East is in progress.
  The following are current registrations/certifica
  tions for our New Mex U-Mate humate
• United States
  European Community

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NEW MEX U-MATE REGISTRATIONS/CERTIFICATIONS
(contd)

• LATIN AMERICA
• Registration
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  Tag

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LATIN AMERICA FIELD FERTILIZATION

• Application of New Mex U-Mate

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LATIN AMERICAN PINEAPPLE PLANTATION

• Pineapple field in Honduras utilizing New
  Mex U-Mate

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LATIN AMERICA BANANA PLANTATION

• Dennis Yellowhorse
  Jones (r)

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LATIN AMERICA SUPPLY AREA

• Charles Kinney and Dennis
  Yellowhorse with Latin American customer employees

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SPECIFIC POINTS TO CONSIDER

• USE NEW MEX U-MATE FOR ALL ORGANIC APPLICATIONS
• IMPLIMENT LIQUID MIXING FACILITY AT ALL LOCATIONS
• REDUCE CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS BY ONE-THIRD AND
  REPLACE WITH NEW MEX U-MATE
• USE NEW MEX U-MATE FOR ALL FLOWERS TO INCREASE
  SHELF LIFE
• USE NEW MEX U-MATE ON AREAS THAT HAVE TOXIC
  CONTAMINATION TO RECLAIM SOIL
• USE NEW MEX U-MATE ON PLANTS AND TREES THAT ARE
  NON-PRODUCING
• UTILIZE OUR TEAM TO MAXIMIZE YOUR PRODUCTION AND
  REDUCE COSTS
• AS GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES HAVE INCREASING CONCERNS
  FOR THE USE OF CHEMICALS, CONSIDER USING NEW MEX
  U-MATE EXCLUSIVELY
• OUR NEW MEX U-MATE SHOULD NOT BE CONFUSED WITH
  IMPOSTORS, i.e., LIGNITE COAL
• OUR NEW MEX U-MATE CONTAINS THE HIGHEST
  PERCENTAGE OF HUMIC AND FULVIC ACIDS FOR QUALITY
  PERFORMANCE

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PRINCIPAL EXECUTIVES/ADVISORS

• Dennis Yellowhorse Jones is President of the
  Company and comes from a third generation mining
  family and is generally familiar with all aspects
  of mining and processing of coal and coal related
  products. He is familiar with the mining and
  processing of humates and has organized the plant
  and facility in New Mexico in conjunction with
  world class consultants. He has principal
  responsibility for overall plant management. Mr.
  Jones is the owner of Yellowhorse Industries and
  has had broad experience in construction and road
  building for more than a decade. Mr. Jones has
  been in coal mining since 1975, producing
  high-quality coal, consulting Native American
  Indian Tribes on economic development including
  energy development. Dennis family was the first
  producer of humate in the 1950s. Because of his
  extensive knowledge, background and tenure, he is
  able to identify high-quality humate. He has
  supervised drilling and exploration programs for
  private landowners and Indian Tribes.
• Jack L. Mishler is the Chief Operating Officer
  and has recently been retained to formulate
  business and sales strategies for the Company.
  He has a strong background in corporate
  expansions in the U.S. and Mexico. He is a
  Certified Public Accountant by trade. He was
  previously associated with three worldwide
  accounting firms from 1968 to 1978, Arthur
  Andersen Co., Ernst Ernst and Deloitte,
  Haskins Sells. He also has had his own CPA firm
  and now a business consulting company. He was
  the vice-president of Scottsdale Tool Supply,
  an international electronic distribution company
  with offices in the U.S. and Mexico from
  1998-2000. His primary duties for clients
  involved mergers and acquisitions and planning
  for owners of companies. He graduated from Drake
  University, Des Moines, Iowa in 1968 with a BSBA.
  
• Charles B. Kinney is the Companys
  Vice-President, Production. He is an engineer
  having graduated from Rocky Mountain Institute in
  1976. He has been the manager or superintendent
  of several construction projects and is also the
  Vice-President of Operations for Yellowhorse
  Industries. He is familiar with and experienced
  in plant operations and production.
• Dr. Vladimir Vasilenko, born in Novgorod, Russia,
  is the Companys technical advisor for
  agricultural applications. He has a Masters
  degree from the department of Biology and Soil
  Science (the chair of Plant Physiology and
  Biochemistry) at St. Peterburg State University.
  His post-graduate work was carried out at the
  Institute of Plant Physiology Russian Academy of
  Sciences and has a Ph.D. degree from Moscow State
  University. His Ph.D. thesis concerned the
  effects of Red Light and Plant Growth Retardants
  on the growth of wheat. Dr. Vasilenko has
  carried out research in Russia, France and the
  United Kingdom. He has 20 publications and has
  presented papers at 3 international and 5 Russian
  symposia. Dr. Vasilenko has invented a process
  for treating plant seeds. The treatment resulted
  in improved germination of seeds, faster growth
  of plants and higher yields of crops.

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CONTACT INFORMATION

Mailing Address U MATE INTERNATIONAL, INC. P.O.
BOX 4131 SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85261, USA Web site
www.HUMATE.com E-mail INFO_at_ HUMATE.COM
Dennis Yellowhorse Jones, President Cell
602.531.9100 Fax [phone]
Jack L. Mishler, Chief Operating Officer Cell
480.620.2555 Fax [phone]
Charles B. Kinney, VP - Production Cell
520.256.3408 Fax [phone]
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