Fantastic. I'm way behind the power curve this spring. I was out of town for the prime planting months and am now waiting for the rain to stop long enough to get out to the farm I hunt. I have all sorts to try this year. of last years plots the only perennials that stuck were one clover mix plot. The rest are in poor shape. I am also awaiting my soil results back from the Mo Extension so I know what I need to add. I plan to put in some corn and soybeans. I know I'm pushing my planting opportunity. I also know I'm late for the clover, but wonder if I could squeak by with a late May planting on a clover mix. I also have a wildlife conservation mix I picked up at MFA that looks promising. The bad part is I have access to a tractor, disk, plow and brush hog. What I don't have is time or a landowner that will allow me to use non-organic herbicides. So, I'll have to brush hog low, and try to burn it then plow and disk.