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If it stays damp, clover will grow there. I think balansa likes damp ground.
I would broadcast rye way before wheat. If you have any turkeys at all, they will be on the wheat in no time. They don't seem to key on the rye as much. Cereal rye is my go to now. I don't even try to plant wheat, and oats are a PITA to get out of my spreader. Crimson clover does well, Arrowleaf is awesome if you can get it established. I am waiting to see one plot this fall, if the arrowleaf established from last fall. That stuff was nearly 3 feet tall by the end of May.
Of course I love me some Whitetail clover. If you can get it established, deer will camp out in it. So will turkeys.
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