I have about 2.5 acres on the west side of my switchgrass/weed plot that was mowed in September and I've since broadcast about 200 lbs of winter rye into it. The rye is up about 6", and my plan was to use the rye to nurse a crop of red and white clover . This will eventually be used as a base for a tree planting over the next few years. In the past all my clover seeding has been done in February-March as a frost seeding, but I'm curious if there are any benefits to getting the clover broadcast before the rye gets any taller this fall?