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The image displays a bar chart detailing land usage measured in millions of hectares from 1950 to 2010 across three categories: Agriculture (livestock), Agriculture (crops), and Non-agricultural. In 1950, livestock usage is approximately 40 million hectares, crops are at 210 million hectares, and non-agricultural lands are at 80 million hectares. By 1960, livestock remains at 40 million, crops at 210 million, non-agricultural slightly increases to about 90 million hectares. In 1970, livestock is just below 40 million, crops maintain 210 million, and non-agricultural is around 100 million. By 1980, livestock increases marginally to around 60 million, crops stay at 200 million, non-agricultural usage remains at 100 million hectares. In 1990, livestock is just over 50 million, crops dip slightly below 200 million, non-agricultural lands are over 110 million. In 2000, livestock is at approximately 80 million, with crops maintaining near-constant at just below 200 million, while non-agricultural stays steady at 110 million. In 2010, livestock usage is nearly at 90 million, crops return to 200 million, and non-agricultural land usage slightly decreases to around 95 million hectares.
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The bar chart depicts the information about how much land usages for various reasons in an Asian nation between 1950 and 2010.
Firstly, land used for agriculture in crops was the highest in all these years, even land usage for crops in 1950 was the highest compare to other years, at around 199 million hectares. Also, the lowest use of land in these years was non-agricultural. Moreover, the land usage for livestock was the same in years 1950, 1960, and 1970, at about 70 million hectares.
Furthermore, in 1970 and 1980, the number of hectares used for crops was the same, at 190 million hectares. As well, area used for non-agricultural reason rose every year and reached around 75 million hectares, in last year. Additionally, farmland used for crops was decreasing year by year and reached at 160, in the year 2010. In addition, land usage for livestock in 1990 and 2010 was the same, at 76 million hectares.
Overall, land used mostly for crop farming, even after decreasing every year, and non-agricultural use of land was the lowest.
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