You are right datasmom. Cutting high works much better for clover. Cutting clover short encourages it to spread it's root system. Cutting high before the
flowers get to set
seed will help a lot. It will take the 4 to 5 years of normal life cycle but should eventually cut back the amount you have in your lawn. And as you said, it can actually be beneficial as it adds nitrogen. Don't know about up where y'all are but down here it goes dormant during the heat of summer so it's mostly a problem in
spring/early summer. Right now I have tons of it but it's making our "pet" deer herd quite happy
Since they keep it grazed down, I don't have the option of mowing it high