The bar graph provides the usages of land for livestock agriculture, crop agriculture, and non-agriculture purposes in a country in Asian in 2011.
Overall, what stands out from this graph is that the amount of land which was used for crop farming decreased whereas that for livestock farming and non-agriculture increased. Further, land use for crop agriculture was consistently the highest and that for non-agriculture was always the lowest.
Looking at the crop data sets in more detail it is clear that the amount of land which was used for this purpose was about 200 million hectares (m/h) in 1990, which was the highest value on the chart. This number slightly declined to about 190 m/h in 1970 and remained the same at this value till 1980. By 2010, It had diminished to approximately 165 m/h.
Turing to the livestock data sets it is evident that 75 million hectares of land was used for this purpose in 1990. This figure remained unchanged till 1970 and then grew to about 82 m/h in 1990. This number remained constant at this value in 2010
Finally, the usages of land for non-agriculture purpose stood at 24 m/h in 1990. Land uses for this purpose gradually escalated to approximately 70 m/h in 2010.