Andy Andreasen Discussing Hay Production at a Holmes County Cattlemen’s Extension Field Day
Andy Andreasen – 2013 CALS Alumni Award of Distinction Recipient
Congratulations to Andy Andreasen on being selected as a 2013 recipient of the UF College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) Award of Distinction! The CALS Alumni and Friends Award of Distinction is presented to UF/CALS alumni or friends in recognition of their outstanding contributions to UF, IFAS, CALS and the agricultural, natural resource, life science and related industries and professions.
Andy Andreasen
BSA ’74 Animal science
MAG’82 Ag & Extension Education
Numerous Panhandle farmers and ranchers credit the success of their operations to Andy Andreasen, retired Agent Emeritus and former Washington County Extension Director.
He received his training at UF in Animal Science and Ag and Extension Education. Andreasen had a distinguished career that spanned almost 40 years and began working for Extension in 1983 in Jackson County, establishing the Northwest Florida Beef Conference and pioneering the UF/IFAS Beef Cattle Reproduction Management Schools.
He was passionate about working with youth and coached numerous livestock and meats judging teams, giving young people the life skills they need to pursue careers in agriculture, veterinary medicine, human medicine, and law.
Following retirement in 2012,Andreasen returned to his 98-year-old family farm to carry on a cow-calf operation, enjoy nature and do a little fishing. He currently resides in Marianna with his wife Jenny.
Andy Andreasen Conducting a Beef Repro Management School in Washington County
Andy Andreasen shared the results of a Forage Weed Control Demonstration with Washington and Holmes County cattlemen
- Wild Turkey Biology and Habitat Management - March 20, 2020
- Pond Weed Control – Common Salvinia - October 11, 2019
- Renovating Centipede Grass Infested Pastures - April 26, 2019