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Be more careful to leave stalks of grass to spread while harvesting, so you have grass spreading from more places at once.
You can also buy hay from Marnie.
This is what I generally do. When the animals aren't out to eat it, I plant a few patches of grass in their yard, then I drop a basic wooden fence post (not metal or hardwood, because we don't want this to be a permanent fence) on top of my newly planted grass. The grass can grow from there, but the animals can't eat the grass on that tile, so they can't eat all of it.
The more spread out you make your patches of grass, the more points it can spread from. So depending on how many animals you have, you might want to get about 5-10 grass starters per barn/coop, but the grass starters from the beginning of spring can last through the end of fall.