Band 6+: The bar charts below provide information about honey production and honey producing colonies in the five American states in 2006. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

While the first chart compares the number of bee colonies in give specific states, the second graph shows information about honey production in the same places. Both charts illustrate information from 2006.

Overall, it is evident that North Dakota takes dominant position in both graphs, meanwhile Wistconsin is on the last places within the frames of rating.

First and foremost, North Dakota reached roughly 350 colonies which is the utmost point in diagrame. South Dakota had approximately 100 colonies less(nearly 225). To compare, Montana and minesota did not presented a signifiant difference in amount. Both are having just below 125. Wistconsin had shown the lowest figure, just above 40.

Consequently, the simillar situation happened on the second graph where North Dakota had a remarkble result, around 25 million pounds. However, other states such as South Dakota, Montana, and Minnesota approached a nearly equal volume of 10 millions. Wistconsin with 5 millions is twice less than these 3 states.