Frost seeding clover into standing winter wheat?

Does anyone have any experience frost seeding Ladino clover into an existing stand of winter wheat.

 

 

I have found some literature that suggests that it is possible.  

 

Wheat harvest for us is typically the last week in June.  (SE Indiana)

 

 

How many cuttings of hay could I expect to get, and what kind of tonnage, if you have done this sort of thing.

 

 

Thinking I could possibly come out better than the gamble of double crop beans, although if the weather is dry that will affect the tonnage of hay as well.  Also thinking of a better nitrogen credit if I terminate the clover the next spring immediately before planting corn, possibly even getting an early spring cutting, although that might be overly optimistic.

 

 

 

Frost seeding clover into standing winter wheat?