Dbltree will chime in. I'd FOR SURE incorporate Alice White. "IF" I could only do ONE clover- that would be it. But that's not the case SO make sure it's at least one component. You sound like you have an excellent mix!!!
White clovers DO NOT need to be seeded heavy- they are very aggressive and will fill an area easily if planted right. 2-4 pounds per acre (you could go a bit heavier if you think some might not make it). You could do a pound of each type of CLOVER in a mix also as an option (per acre- rates for other plants will be different than clover). I have seeded at 10-15 pounds per acre and it turned out STELLAR but that's wasting some $ and you'll end up with all white clover (which is not bad BUT it will out-compete your other stuff if seeded TOO HEAVY)- I would guess that's not needed though to seed at 10-15 lbs of clover for sure.
I would FOR SURE lime it now. If it were ME- I would wait to fertilize it LATER when the clover is established and out-competed weeds BUT that's me. Dbltree will give you better answers, good luck!!
*If it were ME- I'd seed 2 lbs of Alice, 1.5 lbs Durana, 5-8 lbs Berseem and then whatever the recommmended rate for Chicory is (I don't know that). At the end of the year you feel like you need MORE clover, you can frost seed as needed. You'll also be replacing Berseem the 2nd year as it's more of an annual and you CANNOT frost seed it if I am thinking right on that one.
White clovers DO NOT need to be seeded heavy- they are very aggressive and will fill an area easily if planted right. 2-4 pounds per acre (you could go a bit heavier if you think some might not make it). You could do a pound of each type of CLOVER in a mix also as an option (per acre- rates for other plants will be different than clover). I have seeded at 10-15 pounds per acre and it turned out STELLAR but that's wasting some $ and you'll end up with all white clover (which is not bad BUT it will out-compete your other stuff if seeded TOO HEAVY)- I would guess that's not needed though to seed at 10-15 lbs of clover for sure.
I would FOR SURE lime it now. If it were ME- I would wait to fertilize it LATER when the clover is established and out-competed weeds BUT that's me. Dbltree will give you better answers, good luck!!
*If it were ME- I'd seed 2 lbs of Alice, 1.5 lbs Durana, 5-8 lbs Berseem and then whatever the recommmended rate for Chicory is (I don't know that). At the end of the year you feel like you need MORE clover, you can frost seed as needed. You'll also be replacing Berseem the 2nd year as it's more of an annual and you CANNOT frost seed it if I am thinking right on that one.