Seeding Timothy in Alfalfa

I've done spring timothy but have much better stands in the fall. In either case I notil drill it at a right angle to the direction I drilled the alfalfa. Currently using a 10' Haybuster that local NRCS rents. B/c of the fine seed size I've had better results putting the timothy seed in the legume box. If I was selling strictly to the dairy markets I'd use orchard grass. It matures earlier and lets you get your first alfalfa crop off at the right time. Timothy puts me late on getting started but the tonnage makes up for it. A normal year gets me 110 bales of first cutting and 40 each for the next 3. The orchard grass mix gets me 90 in the first and 50 in each of the next 4 (better yield but lower quality), usually have to take that first cutting of o.g. alf off as round bale silage b/c of the weather. Brome isnt a good option for me, too far south (and timothy can be challenging).