Conservation

Managing Your Property 365 Days a Year

There are many subjects to focus on when it comes to land management; spring/summer plantings, keeping native vegetation healthy, selecting the correct food crops, the building of access roads, and the list goes on. The main goal is to achieve the best results and provide optimal care for the wildlife consistently - 365 days a year.

Conservation, Mossy Oak Gamekeepers

What Happened to My Beans?

Over browsed young plants is probably the biggest problem encountered when planting food plots during the spring and summer. Peas, soybeans, lablab, and other warm season legumes are highly attractive to deer and are often over browsed soon after germination. This usually occurs when there are a few too many mouths to feed or there is not enough acreage devoted to plots. When plants this young get bitten off at ground level it usually kills

Big Game, Deer, Conservation, Mossy Oak, BioLogic

BioLogic's Latest Products

With May here, many land managers in the South already have their summer crops for wildlife planted or will be planting their summer crops within a few weeks. According to Jordan Lasuzzo, “Mossy Oak BioLogic is introducing a new product called BLIND SPOT that has several applications. If you have a place where you want to put a ground blind or a duck blind, a BLIND SPOT will grow 8- to10-feet tall, will be relatively

Big Game, Deer, Waterfowl, Conservation, BioLogic, Mossy Oak

Cogongrass: Enemy to Wildlife

The invasion of cogongrass has quickly replaced lack of frequent fire as the greatest threat to ecosystem health and land values in many Southeastern states. Fire, in fact, actually makes cogongrass a bigger threat to habitat by making easier for cogongrass to invade a forest, so this plant is one that landowners should not burn but eradicate with herbicides.

Big Game, Turkey, Conservation

The Best Summer Food Plots

The choices are many. Picking the right plantings for your property is a daunting task, especially considering the hundreds of seed and seed combinations out there to choose from. Everything from plant characteristics to soil type to climate and location have to be taken into account in order to make sure the plots are the best for your particular needs.

Small Game, Deer, Turkey, Waterfowl, Conservation, Mossy Oak, Mossy Oak Gamekeepers, BioLogic

Pond Management 101: Turning That Watering Hole Into a Thriving Ocean

Just like people, no two ponds are exactly alike, which means management is necessary in order for the pond to thrive. Everything from fertilization that will enhance food availability for fish, to adding stock, to harvesting measures that will both control weeds and maintain the ratio of predator versus prey, needs to be thought about in order to transform the pond into a bountiful place. Although ponds are complex ecological systems and require personal commitment

Conservation, BioLogic

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