The bar chart illustrates in Australian state, producing four various types of fruit by wieght in three periods.
Overall, it can be seen that oranges, apples and peaches increased over a period, while pears experienced a notiable decline.
In 1995, orange and peach production started with 70 million kg and 40 million kg, respectively. During a decade, both of them had a significant growth, rising to 80 million kg for former and 60 million kg for latter. Both fruit production increased by10 million kg in 2015.
Turning to other categories, initially 80 million kg apples was produced in 1995. Over a period, apple production was climbed to 110 million kg. After a decade, it ended with increases by 10 million kg. While in 1995, pears production evolved over at 120 million kg. However, there was a constant decline, which fallen to 100 kg by 2005. This was followed by decrease, reaching 90 million kg by the end of the period.