News Finding: 'Insecticide use increases with increasing field size' 
Paper Finding: Surprisingly, the crops for which diversity had little effect on insecticides were also the crops for which surrounding cropland extent led to an increase in insecticides.
News Context: 'Insecticide use increases with increasing field size' 
Paper Context: For oranges and wine grapes, the diversity relationship was negative, but not statistically significant, and less than 2 kg/ha in magnitude, and for carrots, the relationship was near zero. Surprisingly, the crops for which diversity had little effect on insecticides were also the crops for which surrounding cropland extent led to an increase in insecticides. Here, wine grapes and oranges were the only crops with nearly significant (P = 0.06 and P = 0.11, respectively) increases in insecticides as a result of increasing cropland extent (recall that with individual crop analyses, statistical power is substantially reduced relative to the all-crop model).