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Greg Taylor |
Greg has worked with USDA since 1987, and has served Hickman County since 1995. He has worked throughout Middle and West Tennessee, including one year with the Tennessee Department of Agriculture. He received a B.S. Degree in Plant Science from the University of Tennessee at Martin in 1976, is a Certified Conservation Planner, and a Certified Commercial Applicator Category 10.
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Hannah McClellan
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Hannah is a Tennessee native and grew up in Hickman County, located just west of Nashville. Her career in agriculture stemmed from a childhood spent on her grandparents farm where they raised livestock and crops on land that’s been in her family for nearly a century. With a Bachelor’s Degree in Agricultural Engineering Technology and a Master’s Degree in Biosystems Engineering Technology, Hannah has spent the last 10 years of her career working for the UT Institute of Agriculture as a Research Associate in the Biosystems Engineering and Soil Science Department. She has worked on numerous projects associated with the environmental impacts on natural resources from beef cattle, dairy, poultry, and cropping systems. Her field experience has been complimented by a strong background in understanding complex monitoring systems and modeling using ArcGIS and other software to estimate long term effects. Hannah’s extensive experience with natural resource assessments and background in agriculture will be a great addition to our field staff in the Centerville field office.
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Joe Norman |
Joe grew up on a small farm in Lynchburg, TN. His grandparents raised cattle, sheep, pigs, poultry, mules and tobacco. He experienced conservation and sustainability through his grandparents and parents farms. While growing up he learned good stewardship with the land through hunting and fishing with his Father and Brother around Tims Ford lake and the Elk River. He graduated from Motlow State, M.T.S.U. and received a Masters Degree in Biology from Tennessee State University. Joe had a 30 year career as an Environmentalist with the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, Tennessee Department of Health. He considers himself blessed to have a career with the staff of NRCS practicing conservation and serving the citizens of Hickman, Lewis & Perry counties.
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