Hey Germy, stick with the ladino clover. If you take care of it you should get 5 years or more from one planting. Cut it on the holidays if it isn' t too dry, like last year. Fertilize and lime as required.. I don' t know where you are but it would be helpful to many on here if you would at least put a state in your profile. The clover will be green and lush in the Spring. The turkeys will go after the bugs it draws. The deer will dig through a foot of snow to get at it in the Winter. I have plots of rye, will try rape this year. The best draw is clover though.