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Get hands-on experience and expert guidance to enhance your video production skills. Strategic Communications will hold a series of videography training workshops developed based on input UC ANR colleagues provided in a recent survey.

Join the UC ANR 2040 Strategic Visioning Committee either in-person or over Zoom to provide feedback on the initial draft of UC ANR's 2040 Strategic Vision and to network with colleagues.

A 30-minute webinar on UC ANR's Programmatic Footprint Maps: Using the maps with new secondary data to inform position proposals will be presented Nov. 9 from noon to 12:30 p.m.

In this issue: A Retrospective Look at 2023: Navel Orangeworm Damage at Harvest in Almonds Tight Budget? Consider Not Pruning Bearing Almond Orchards Salt Leaching in Orchards and Vineyards.

What exactly happened when two predators and their prey--a praying mantis, a green darner dragonfly, a queen bee and a monarch butterfly--recently entered the Bohart Museum of Entomology with assorted entomologists? They all socialized and enjoyed a buffet dinner, followed by a cake.

The UC ANR Business Operations Center has begun loaning credit card machines on a short-term basis for payment card acceptance during sales and events.

Andy Lyons, program coordinator for the Informatics and GIS Statewide Program (IGIS) and Elizabeth Moon, director of Workplace Inclusion & Belonging, attended the Land-Grant Partners Summit in Denver on Oct. 12-13.

On September 28th, a group of eleven Master Gardeners from San Bernardino and Riverside Counties took a bus tour of Lamb Canyon Landfill in Beaumont.

The previous meeting notice agenda for the Fall Desert Crops workshop was the wrong format to be able to register. Please use this one as you can click the link to register. Thank you. We apologize if anyone has been trying to contact us via telephone.

"This hanging potted plant ain't big enough for both of us!" That's what a female praying mantis, Stagmomantis limbata, seemed to be warning when she encountered another female on "her" hanging potted plant. So, how do you beat the competition? You defeat 'em and then you eat 'em.