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THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF Josette Lewis ROBOTIC POLLINATORS 79 It’s happening. POLLINATOR WEEK 55 R. Michael Magnini Honey Bee Health Coali on. Matt Mulica SUCCESSFUL QUEEN REARING 83 Queen cell incubator. MINDING YOUR BEES AND CUES 56 Daniel Kluger It’s ge ng warmer. How will bees respond? Becky Masterman and Bridget Mendel 800.289.7668 Executive Publisher – Brad Root Associate Publisher, Senior Editor – Jerry Hayes, [email protected], Ext. 3214 Assistant Editor, Design – Kathy Summers, [email protected], Ext. 3215 Social Media, Event Specialist & Subscription Coordinator – Amanda DeSimone, [email protected], Ext. 3255 Advertising – Jean Newcombe, [email protected], Ext. 3216 Contributors Clarence Collison • James E. Tew • Kim Lehman • Jay Evans Connie Krochmal • Jessica Louque • Ross Conrad • Jennifer Berry • Ed Colby POSTMASTER: Send address changes to BEE CULTURE, The A.I. Root Co., 623 W. Liberty St., Medina, OH 44256 Subscription Information U.S., one year, $25; two years, $48. 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