The chart illustrates the agricultural production of two different regions in a country. The two regions are Eastern and Western regions.
In the eastern region, it is seen that the meat production is the highest, standing at 35%, compared to all other produce. The meat production remains the same in both the regions. However, in the western region the highest produce is the grain which stands at 45%.
The dairy production in the western region is at 15% which is doubled in the eastern region at 30%. In the eastern region, the grain produce is at 15%. This amount triples for western region where the grain produce stands at 45%. On the contrary, the vegetable production in the western region is one-fourth of the eastern region. For instance, vegetables are the 5% of the total produce of the western area, whereas, in the eatern area it stands at 20%.
Overall, it can be seen that, the western region leads in producing grains, however, it falls behind producing dairy and vegetables. The meat production remains the same in both the region.