By Ann Bennett

Pollinators come in all shapes and sizes, but many embrace a common mission — keeping fruits, nuts and vegetables in our diets by pollinating commercial operations and home gardens alike. Insect pollinators contribute substantially to the U.S. economy, an estimated $24 billion annually, and are vital to the security of our food systems.

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