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Band 5+: The chart below shows the production of four different grains (barley, maize, rice, and wheat) in three countries in 2015. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows grain production in MT for 2015: Barley - Country A: 100, Country B: 90, Country C: 90; Maize - Country A: 80, Country B: 40, Country C: 90; Rice - Country A: 40, Country B: 60, Country C: 90; Wheat - Country A: 80, Country B: 40, Country C: 60.
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the bar chart illustrates the amount of production on four distinct products in three given nation during the year 2015.

overall, barley was produced the most in all of three countries while the opposite was true for wheat production. additionally, country C produced the higher amount of grain compared to the other countries over the time.

looking at the graph in further detail, three nations made almost the same amount at around 100 million tonnes, with country A’s production was the highest. Similarly, Maize production experienced high statistics with nearly 100 million tonnes in country A and country C but 40 million tonnes in country B.

Moving onto the data on rice production, country A and country B produced less than country C (at 40, 60 and 90 million tonnes respectively). Followed by Wheat production, the information on three countries stood at less than 80 million tonnes. This makes Wheat become the least production in four kinds of grain.

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