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I have a honey hole in corner of woods that has a really good stand of clover, maybe half acre. Im planning on hunting this spot in late season nearly every afternoon after work. I really want to put some wheat, radishes or something thats green in late season but dont want to take out my nice clover, whats my best option, cut lightly disc scatter or just leave alone?
 
If you can see the ground much thru the clover plant some Rymin Rye and then mow the clover to 4-5 inches high. The clippings if clover will cover the seed and help it to germinate.
 
Like Omega said, you may just want to broadcast some small seeds in there right before a good rain. You could mow afterwards depending on height of established clover. Small seeds meaning some purple top turnips and forage rape. That should get them in there on into the late season.
 

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