Looks like mustard to me also.........if i can kill it for ya can i hunt over that food plot? That looks great!! Nice job

the yellow stuff usually will be gone when it gets hot or atleast it does that here in tennessee.

That is a wild mustard. It seems the environmental conditions this spring have really promoted its growth. Mow the plot to about 6 to 8 inches and spray with 2,4D-B or Pursuit herbicide. You want to get it before it goes to seed or you will have the same problem next year. If you have any questions please give me a call at 800-688-3030 ext 232 and I will get you the information you need.
Rodney M, Dyer
Wildlife Biologist
The Whitetail Institute

Thanks guys for all the info. I did get out on Saturday between rains and got it mowed. I will be checking it again in about 3 or 4 weeks so I hope then it is nothing but clover.

Deermanup - I have to tell you last year I was a little disapointed with what the clover did. It sure did take off this year and in that small plot we have seen as many as 7 deer and 4 turkeys. This is our first plot on our property and we will be doing more in the future.