If not, the seed dealer can probably do it for you. In Alabama, bicolor seed should be planted after the danger of frost has passed, but before mid-May. Break and harrow plots thoroughly several weeks before planting. Fertilize and lime during soil preparation by recommended soil test results. Seed may be planted in rows or broadcast.
Broad casting requires less time and usually produces a denser stand.
Rows, however, permit cultivation if weed competition occurs. For broadcast planting, freshen the seedbed before planting by lightly disking. Cover lightly with a cultipacker or other roller to prevent seeds from drifting during heavy rains. When planting bicolor seed in rows, space the rows 3 feet apart and plant 2 pounds of seed per plot. Open a shallow furrow.