I know that you have used your plow but when mounting and adjusting your three point plow it is very important to have it parallel with the ground surface both side to side and front to back. If it isn't you can end up with a rolling effect as you go crosswise after 2-3 years. just before seeding and you have the ground all worked up and have pulled a pole behind the disc you want correct firmness to the soil. The old rule of thumb is that your pick-up tire should sink in 1.5 inches. Any less, the soils is still too hard, any more it is too soft and the moisture will sink in leaving the seed dry. The best tool for seeding if you can get a hold of one is a Brillion. Orchard grass is excellent feed, as is brome. If you get any timothy be sure that it is a late maturing variety like Climax. Usually you want a legume like clover to fix some nitrogen to help the grass. I like Marathon.
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