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Message: [QUOTE="Meadowlark, post: 230099, member: 7117"] Yes. absolutely it is possible. More than possible... it almost certainly would help. Planted thickly. It would also tend to improve that clay soil. Elbon rye, clovers, small cereal grains, vetch, turnips. Austrian peas are some that work well for me in fall/winter. It's important to not allow your soil to be barren and neglected. If you aren't growing veggie(s) plant a cover crop...even in summer, or especially in summer. Field peas are excellent summer covers. It takes some time and certainly some effort, but the rewards are great! [/QUOTE]