In years gone by we have had reed canary grass. It will not grow in virtually all the areas the other hay crops will grow. We have put it where standing water is an issue. I'm thinking that even if you could establish timothy/ trefoil, it probably will not last more than a season or so due to the wet ground. Is dealing with the drainage a possibility? If you can get rid of the standing water (if any), most of the crops mentioned (except alfalfa) will establish. We graded a small gully in a field one time with a back blade to rid standing water in a part of one field. Keep in mind that these other crops will mature around Memorial Day, so you will have the same issues if you can't get it before July. You are right that you will have to kill the reed canary or it will smother the other crops.
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