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Continue harvesting the seeds from the seed heads until you have harvested them all or have enough grass seed to suit your purposes. 6. Mow the grass once you've finished harvesting seeds, cutting off no more than one-third of its height in the first mowing. Mow again every few days as needed, dropping the blade height each time until the grass is returned to its normal height.
Cutting off spurs is very simple, and does not hurt your chickens at all. Spurs have an inner core, which is the live part, and an outer husk, which is the hard horn type material. When you trim the spur, you are cutting the outer husk. The trick is to not cut into the inner core, which can bleed. The first thing you will need to do is to immobilize your bird.