I may be biased since I grow the stuff, but Crimson Clover has got to be one of the most beautiful crops ever grown! It is currently in full bloom here in Oregon. 
We grow the crimson for seed, which is used in many cover cropping systems, and also in wildlife mixes. We grow it as a rotation crop on our ground that doesn’t have irrigation. It helps us keep our fields more weed free and it’s one of those amazing crops that actually puts nitrogen back into the soil!
I was out spraying borders a few days ago, and got myself into a “situation” where I had some time to kill. The “situation” was my little tractor getting stuck along one of the borders of one of these beautiful fields. 
So while I was frustrated with the being stuck for a bit, and hungry because I got stuck at 11:45am (if you know me I rarely miss lunch!), I was also happy to be stranded with such a beautiful view.
Here are a few shots of the fields. If you look closely you’ll notice there are a few bees flying around as well.
More accurately, a ton of bees! The whole field was literally buzzing with activity. We bring in the bees to pollinate our crop, 1 hive per acre. Without those bees, we wouldn’t have a seed crop to harvest!
So I guess in the end, even a frustrating “situation” isn’t so bad when you get to take in a view like this!
NuttyGrass 
By bringing in the bees, do you also have honey? ! The crimson clover indeed is very pretty.
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The bees do make honey with the crimson clover! We contract with a bee keeper so he is able to keep the honey. 😊
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