Till the soil to remove excess debris, which will include rocks, sticks and weeds.
Grade the soil away from your home. This creates a slight slope to the lawn allowing water to drain away from structures.
Mix the seed at between 70 to 80 percent ryegrass with 30 to 20 percent fescue. Place the mixture into the seed spreader.
Apply the grass seed in a right angle pattern. Start spreading north to south and then switch to east to west, covering the entire lawn.
Water in the grass seed. The top 1 inch of soil should remain moist. As the seed begins to grow, slowly cut back on watering.
Rake excess thatch from the lawn. In a pasture, you may need to burn excess material in order to fully remove it.
Mix the seed at between 70 to 80 percent ryegrass with 30 to 20 percent fescue. Place the mixture into the spreader.
Apply the grass seed in a right angle pattern. Start spreading north to south and then switch to east to west, covering the entire lawn.
Water in the grass seed. The top 1 inch of soil should remain moist. As the seed begins to grow, slowly cut back on watering.