I'd do 50lb wheat, 50lb cereal rye, and 6lbs crimson per acre, if that's your mix. I planted, brassicas, oats,and 3 clovers on some fields and rye and clovers on others.

A little clover goes a long way if it's spread correctly.

High deer densities need heavier applications such as what N2TRKYS suggests.

40# of perennial clover? Holy shite. 8# an acre for durana per acre, of course you need to go at 10# due to coating weight.

That’s the secret few are talking about.

I believe the planting rate for Durana is 5 lbs per acre

Squeaky,

I did something very similar. I also have very high density and due to my ocd, I don't like the way my winter fields look when I drill them. It takes them until spring to "crown out" and fill in, so all winter you are looking at perfect rows. I broadcast 25lb of Elbon rye, then I come over the top with my no till drill and drill wheat, oats and the remaining 25lb per acre of rye. In the small seed box I had a mix of approx. 13 lbs per acre of clovers.

I am going to hold off until the first few weeks of November and come back and fertilize.

Squeaky, I see no reason that wouldn't work, with adequate moisture.

the fixation will add very little to any browse through deer season , like perennial clover, it spends most of its energy establishing a root system first then to shoot growth. i’d add some crimson if u want any forbs with the grain

I have had a tough time getting that to grow. Arrowleaf on the other hand, its awesome. And it stays green until mid june. I am waiting to see how it reseeds on one plot in particular.