Melody Teague Rose
Specialization: Consumer Horticulture & Master Gardeners
Master Gardeners; Consumer Horticulture; Volunteer Management; Leadership Education for Adult Audiences; Burley Tobacco; Fruits and Vegetables; Viticulture and Oenology; and Appalachian Natives & Woodland Habitats
Coordinate local Master Gardener program; provide resources for agritourism, commercial fruit and vegetable production, and consumer horticulture enterprises; and provide pathways for networking/partnerships among local horticultural businesses.
- Demonstrating the Impact of Brassica Cover Crops on Soil Management and Plant Health and Quality in Small Fruit Plantings in the Mid-South
- Evaluating Cultivar Selection and Integrated Pest Management Practices Economically to Support Blueberry Growers in the Mid-South
- Creating a Cycle of Sustainability on the Homestead
204 N. Cutler Street
Greeneville, TN 37745-3847
- Certified Wine Judge, American Wine Society, Issued 1/1/2019
- EMT-Level II First Responder, Department of Emergency Services, Issued 1/1/1999
- MS, Agriculture, General, Univ of Tennessee Knoxville*, 2016
- TN Commercial Certification, category 10, TDA, Issued 11/15/2008
- TN Commercial Certification, category 15, TDA, Issued 11/15/2008
- BS, Agriculture, General, Berea College, 1998
- Agriculture and Natural Resources
- 4-H Youth Development
- Community Economic Development
Melody Teague Rose
204 N. Cutler Street
Greeneville, TN 37745-3847
- Certified Wine Judge, American Wine Society, Issued 1/1/2019
- EMT-Level II First Responder, Department of Emergency Services, Issued 1/1/1999
- MS, Agriculture, General, Univ of Tennessee Knoxville*, 2016
- TN Commercial Certification, category 10, TDA, Issued 11/15/2008
- TN Commercial Certification, category 15, TDA, Issued 11/15/2008
- BS, Agriculture, General, Berea College, 1998
- Agriculture and Natural Resources
- 4-H Youth Development
- Community Economic Development
Master Gardeners; Consumer Horticulture; Volunteer Management; Leadership Education for Adult Audiences; Burley Tobacco; Fruits and Vegetables; Viticulture and Oenology; and Appalachian Natives & Woodland Habitats
Coordinate local Master Gardener program; provide resources for agritourism, commercial fruit and vegetable production, and consumer horticulture enterprises; and provide pathways for networking/partnerships among local horticultural businesses.
- Demonstrating the Impact of Brassica Cover Crops on Soil Management and Plant Health and Quality in Small Fruit Plantings in the Mid-South
- Evaluating Cultivar Selection and Integrated Pest Management Practices Economically to Support Blueberry Growers in the Mid-South
- Creating a Cycle of Sustainability on the Homestead