Haley Treadway
Serving as the UT Extension Agriculture & Natural Resources Agent for Hamilton County, Haley specializes in connecting evidence-based research with real-world practice: helping local residents, farmers, landowners, and gardeners make informed decisions that strengthen our local agricultural community. This work centers around consumer horticulture, production agriculture, livestock systems, natural resources, and volunteer development through the Master Gardener Program. Our mission at UT Extension is to make high-quality, research-based information accessible to everyone, from home gardeners to large-scale producers. In this role, Haley leads community education classes, volunteer programs, and on-site assistance to support a resilient local food and agricultural system.
Agriculture & Natural Resources
6183 Adamson Circle
Chattanooga, TN 37416
- Commercial Pesticide Applicator License, Tennessee Department of Agriculture, Issued 9/7/2022
- MS, Landscape Architecture, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, 2022
- Beef Quality Assurance, Tennessee Cattlemen's Association, Issued 1/1/2022
- BS, Plant Sciences, Univ of Tennessee Knoxville, 2019
- BA, French Language and Literature, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, 2019
- Agriculture and Natural Resources
- Community Economic Development
Haley Treadway
6183 Adamson Circle
Chattanooga, TN 37416
- Commercial Pesticide Applicator License, Tennessee Department of Agriculture, Issued 9/7/2022
- MS, Landscape Architecture, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, 2022
- Beef Quality Assurance, Tennessee Cattlemen's Association, Issued 1/1/2022
- BS, Plant Sciences, Univ of Tennessee Knoxville, 2019
- BA, French Language and Literature, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, 2019
- Agriculture and Natural Resources
- Community Economic Development
Serving as the UT Extension Agriculture & Natural Resources Agent for Hamilton County, Haley specializes in connecting evidence-based research with real-world practice: helping local residents, farmers, landowners, and gardeners make informed decisions that strengthen our local agricultural community. This work centers around consumer horticulture, production agriculture, livestock systems, natural resources, and volunteer development through the Master Gardener Program. Our mission at UT Extension is to make high-quality, research-based information accessible to everyone, from home gardeners to large-scale producers. In this role, Haley leads community education classes, volunteer programs, and on-site assistance to support a resilient local food and agricultural system.
Agriculture & Natural Resources