Clover can be ordered from alot of places like seed world, Hancock, and seed ranch. Generally need smaller amount so shipping not bad for a bag or two.
Rye and grains are cheaper if bought at local seed and feed so you don’t pay shipping.
You’re right. The rest look pretty good.
Clover likes K so you’ll want to supplement some early.
Spring wheat or rye can work as a spring nurse crop. I would frost seed or heavy at and if winter with clover, then decide if you want to broadcast a grain.
I just haven’t found the increase deer preference of other grains over rye. Just hasn’t happened here.
A good stand of rye will draw them better than a poor stand of the others for sure.
Hilly. Lots of creeks. Went right through.
I’ve played many a round of golf on hilly courses that golf cart did great. And those weren’t supped up lithium’s.