Between now and when you want to plant, I would let it grow to produce the material you'll need to lay down on top of the amendments and seed that you broadcast before mowing. You could get a soil sample and figure out what those amendments should be, for the stuff you're wanting to plant. I would include a heavily-reseeding clover, like Arrowleaf, to complement the Durana. Those three plant types (wheat, and two clovers) could be the basis for a once-a-year food plot. You just wait until late summer, when all three have set seed, amend accordingly, bush hog it and then cultipack. It's a system Dr. Craig Harper has been advocating for years.