Question on clover inoculant

I ordered some arrowleaf clover from my local guy and for the first time in years it wasn't pre-inoculated. And of course he doesn't have any and I wanted to plant a plot Monday. All the fields I will plant have been growing arrowleaf for years. Will I get lower production if I just plant without?

I seem to remember that once a field has the proper bacteria it will be there for years, but my memory could be bad. Thanks for any help.

I think that's how it works for soybeans so should be the same for clover.

I think you'll be fine PCP. It would be no different than the clover reseeding itself.

You're good. The bacteria is there if you've planted clovers there before.

Thanks for the replies.

Plant it. You'll be fine