Brown patch on meadow? After fertilizing it awhile ago i still have some brown patch...

After fertilizing it awhile ago i still have some brown patch on my lawn. I dont want to fertilize it again as it may burn the prairie if i fertilize it too much. any suggestions on have nice green pasture?
If you presume you have burned these spots by over fertilizing. Then marine heavy. to delete the fertilizer.
I enjoy another theory on the brown spots. It can be summed up within three words; Dogs, dogs, dogs.


Check for correct drainage in respectively of the dry patches. If marine puddles or runs off consequently the roots are not getting enough sea in that screened-off area. Simply sink a small 1"metal pipe in the nouns after watering to check.
If each brown nouns shows a dry plug when you pop it out of the pipe after watering then adjust the soil for better drainage. There are dozens of products on the open market for this, add compost, or spray the grassland with juice soap,using a lawn hose attachment sprayer. Aerating the areas next to a special attachment to your mower or rent one. All of these techniques will amend drainage.
Reseeding the areas could be another option. Remove the comatose grass add all right aged compost to the area and gash it in economically. Gently shake the grass seeds over the prepared nouns and soak. Keep the newly seed area slimy and never let it dry out for a couple of weeks until the roots are established.
Another mode is to check your lawn's brown spots for grubs. Grubs are insect larvae, close to japanese beetle, white fly, and many others. The grubs chomp through the roots and leave brown patch. If you dig up an nouns and find short chubby white or beige "C" shaped worms later treat with a grub insecticide for lawns.
It's any bugs or a water problem departing the brown patches. Happy lawns own happy owners. Good luck.
Answers:    I would agree with the other individual.. water heavily after you might try to re-seed. If you have dogs afterwards they are probably urine spots. urine will kill the grass.