Seed and Mulch Remaining Eroded Areas

What happens here

Josh shows a grass seed spreader and bags of grass seed on the back of his Gator. He plans to spread grass seed over the areas where erosion control measures have been implemented. This will be followed by spreading loose straw (from bales) over the seeded areas to act as a mulch. The mulch helps retain moisture, protect the seeds from washing away, and insulate them, providing a better environment for germination. This step is planned before an anticipated rain event to aid germination.

Goal: Prepare to spread grass seed and loose straw as a mulch layer over the treated and other bare eroded areas to promote new growth.