BioLogic Plot Performance Alfalfa Additive

Biologic’s Alfalfa blend is pre-inoculated with new technology that increases the shelf life of Rhizobium (the bacteria that allows legumes to create nitrogen).

Biologic Green Patch Plus is a fall planting that combines the proven attractiveness of transitional grains with the nutrition and attraction of genuine New Zealand brassicas and clovers. The result is an economical forage blend that establishes quickly and provides an irresistible food plot from germination through the end of hunting season. Green Patch Plus will deliver scientifically proven performance in large food plots.

Biologic Green Patch Plus is a fall planting that combines the proven attractiveness of transitional grains with the nutrition and attraction of genuine New Zealand brassicas and clovers. The result is an economical forage blend that establishes quickly and provides an irresistible food plot from germination through the end of hunting season. Green Patch Plus will deliver scientifically proven performance in large food plots.

BioLogic Last Bite is an annual fall blend created by BioLogic and obsessed deer hunters Mark and Terry Drury, of Drury Outdoors, to provide highly attractive and nutritious forage from the beginning of bow season through the latest gun season. Last Bite contains forage triticale, cold tolerant oats and soft winter wheat, a quick establishing annual clover, and two different maturity rate brassicas for an all season blend.

BioLogic Blind Spot helps hunters conceal ground blinds and duck blinds by providing natural concealing foliage. BLIND SPOT will grow 5-7 feet tall and can establish even during dry summer conditions. Plant BLIND SPOT where you anticipate placing blinds and the cover will be there when hunting season arrives. Can also be planted in strips to create cover barriers to reduce visibility of food plots from roads and create cover to encourage deer movement towards your stands.

After maturity, BLIND SPOT also drops seed that waterfowl, turkey, and upland birds love. Proven to work, BLIND SPOT will help you take the hunt to the game!

BioLogic Plot Performance Chicory Additive allows any clover or typical “green-field” plot to include the great nutritional quality and persistence of BioLogic’s chicory cultivars! Works extremely well in dry areas. Chicory is also a great source of protein ranging any where from 25%-30%.

Few plants are more effective at attracting whitetail and turkey than clover. Use Clover Plus — a perennial blend of our New Zealand Red and White clovers with our extremely successful varieties of chicory — and you turn that attraction into an obsession. Our New Zealand clover has been genetically developed to produce larger, more succulent leaves and thinner stems for higher nutritional value and improved digestibility. The chicory provides appealing forage during critical months of whitetail growth and development. Both clover and chicory are extremely hardy and drought-resistant, yielding consistent production through the hot months of summer. It’s a combination of high nutrition, delicious taste and robust growth that deer can’t resist and nature can’t beat.

Have you ever needed a blend that would be attractive early in archery season but also still providing food in the latest part of the gun season? BioLogic’s Final Forage was designed to do just that. Final Forage combines varieties that deer love early in the fall, as well as cold tolerant tops and bulbs that are still available when the snow begins to fall. Final Forage is a unique mix of radish, rape, and turnip varieties that have been the backbone of numerous other BioLogic products. Ideal for plots tucked away in the timber or inside corners of agriculture fields, Final Forage can produce massive amounts of forage that will provide food late into the season.

Game Changer Forage Soybeans are glyphosate tolerant soybeans with good height, great stress tolerance, and an excellent disease package. High protein forage is ideal for providing nutrition for antler, body weight, and fawn growth. Game Changer soybeans are suitable for most all soil types and is also an indeterminate growth type. This bean keeps growing under adverse conditions ensuring a successful, clean plot with glyphosate-resistant weed control.

Remote stands often provide the best opportunity for spotting mature bucks — and the worst location for a food plot. Without the ability to utilize machine cultivators or heavy amounts of soil additives, establishing a planting off the beaten trail can be challenging at best. The solution is BioLogic Hot Spot — a scientifically selected blend of wheat, deer radish, rye, and rape--designed to be fast-germinating, extremely attractive to deer and incredibly easy to plant. No soil-tilling is required; simply clear the ground and apply the seed. Ideal for planting near treestands and in woodland clearings — and for luring pressured bucks that shun high traffic locations.

Biologic Full Draw is an affordable blend of BioLogic’s most attractive New Zealand Brassicas, clovers, and wheat, designed for the bow hunter with fast germinating cultivars to attract whitetails in the early season, with the brassicas late-season to provide palatable forage in the later months. The result of this teamwork, is a proven forage blend for attracting deer and providing them with ample nutrition from early bow season until the plot matures well after the regular hunting season.

New Zealand Maximum is one of our most popular cultivars, and for good reason. When it comes to yield, attractiveness and nutritional value, Maximum is the absolute best annual forage available to hunters and land managers. Made of 100% New Zealand brassicas, the plant species in this blend mature at different rates to ensure highly palatable forage for the entire life of the plot, particularly after the first frost, when sugars flow from the roots to the leaves. Maximum was originally developed by the New Zealand venison industry to promote rapid weight gain, optimum deer health and massive antler growth. Producing anywhere from 10-15 tons of forage production per acre.

New Zealand Maximum is one of our most popular cultivars, and for good reason. When it comes to yield, attractiveness and nutritional value, Maximum is the absolute best annual forage available to hunters and land managers. Made of 100% New Zealand brassicas, the plant species in this blend mature at different rates to ensure highly palatable forage for the entire life of the plot, particularly after the first frost, when sugars flow from the roots to the leaves. Maximum was originally developed by the New Zealand venison industry to promote rapid weight gain, optimum deer health and massive antler growth. Producing anywhere from 10-15 tons of forage production per acre.

Fast establishing and aggressive large leaf white clover
Superior cold tolerance and proven palatability
Extremely durable and browse tolerant with a 3-5 year life span
There’s no denying the powerful attraction of clover for hungry whitetails and wild turkeys! After years of research we have finally developed one of the easiest to grow, most nutritious, clover blends on the market. BioLogic’s Non Typical Clover ™, is our exclusive large leaf white clover variety available only from Mossy Oak BioLogic. This clover planting has been extensively tested and chosen for its proven durability, nutrition, and attraction. Recent field trials have shown that Non Typical Clover ™ has a track record of quick stand establishment, aggressive stolon (stem) growth, heavy forage output, and long term stand persistence. Non Typical Clover can perform for 3-5 years with proper management including mowing, fertilization according to soil test, and weed control with herbicides.

When to Plant In the south, plant Premium Perennial in early fall, as soon as soil moisture is sufficient for seed germination. Spring planting isn’t recommended; frequent summer drought conditions could limit root growth.

When to Plant In the south, plant Premium Perennial in early fall, as soon as soil moisture is sufficient for seed germination. Spring planting isn’t recommended; frequent summer drought conditions could limit root growth.