A proposal in the California Legislature would pay for more research to save honey bees, but it could be a tough sell amid a budget deficit.

Assemblymember Rhodesia Ransom, a Stockton Democrat and co-author of a bill to protect bee health, says the measure is critical to safeguarding California jobs and food production.

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As threats like mites become more resistant to pesticides, California honey bees need more human intervention to save their hives.