Patrick (Pat) Minogue

Extension Specialist, Forestry

Assistant Professor

Education

• B.S., General Agriculture, University of Maryland, 1977
• M.S., Forest Soils and Silviculture, minor in Soil Science, North Carolina State University, 1981
• Ph.D., Tree Physiology, Auburn University, 1990

Appointment

• 60% Extension
• 40% Research

Biography

Patrick (Pat) Minogue is Assistant Professor of Silviculture with the School of Forest Resources and Conservation and is housed at the North Florida Research & Education Center in Quincy. Dr. Minogue supports the school's mission to develop and communicate new knowledge for management and conservation of forest resources in an economically, ecologically and socially sustainable manner. As a member of the graduate faculty he participates in graduate education, chairs graduate committees and supervises graduate research. He is also an affiliate faculty with the School of Natural Resources and Environment.

Pat has more than 30 years experience in agricultural, forestry, and environmental research working with USDA ARS Beltsville, North Carolina State University, Auburn University, Cyanamid, BASF and as a private forestry and environmental consultant in the southeastern and western United States. He has been a licensed forester in Alabama and Georgia for many years, and was instrumental in developing herbicide technology for reforestation and improved productivity and health of southern pine and hardwood forests.