- 1). Purchase a landscape rake from your local hardware or home improvement store. Landscape rakes are better suited to dethatch pastures than heavier tools like harrows because landscape rakes won't tear up the pasture.
- 2). Remove every other tooth from the landscape rake. Landscape rakes are designed to handle the fine grass in the average lawn, but a pasture can be more easily detached with fewer teeth.
- 3). Attach the landscape rake to your tractor's towing hitch.
- 4). Drive the tractor and landscape rake over the entire pasture, making second passes over any areas that have a heavy buildup of thatch.
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