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Band 5+: The chart below shows the yield of wheat, barley, rice, and other grains grown in three different countries in 2001.

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The image depicts a bar chart representing the yield of countries in hectares (tonnes) for India, USA, and China across four categories: Wheat, Barley, Rice, and Other grains. India has a yield of 1 tonne for Wheat, 2 tonnes for Barley, around 3.5 tonnes for Rice, and 1 tonne for Other grains. USA has a yield of 2 tonnes for Wheat, 1 tonne for Barley, 1 tonne for Rice, and 2 tonnes for Other grains. China has a yield of around 4.5 tonnes for Wheat, 5 tonnes for Barley, 8 tonnes for Rice, and 9 tonnes for Other grains. There is a note at the bottom stating "*yield: the amount of that product available".
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The diagram demonstrate 3 countries India, USA, China which produces yield of wheat, barley, rice and other grains in 2001 measuned in tonnes

Overall India has the lowest yield production in all categories, although USA and China both good in other greins. However USA grew bodily and wheat more than the other countries. But China got rice higher than India and USA

In effect the most generating yields is other greens, because America and China both harvested 9 tonnes for each and 1.8 tonnes in India. The lowest producing production in all three countries yes wheat. It is 3.5 tonnes for USA, for China and for India. Second and largest graphic is barley’s chart. It’s includes barley from USA, 6.5 tonnes from China and the less is 1.8 tonnes from India. China grew 6 t o n n e s of rice just a little less than Americans. USA produced 5 tonnes of rice and the lowest result shows India whith 1 tonne of rice

For the end USA illustrates the best results of yield.

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