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Pollinator-friendly gardens fight nectar shortages in farmland

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Researchers have found that gardens provide a consistent source of nectar, ensuring pollinators have food when farmland nectar is scarce. Even small garden patches in rural areas can support pollinators, especially during early spring and late summer when nectar is most limited.

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