The two pie charts illustrate how much water is used for agricultural products and the income from these products in the year 2004.
Overall, there were significant gaps in livestock and fruit, while the similarity can be seen in the remaining figures, namely dairy, sugar, cotton, rice, and vegetable.
Regarding the far distance. The percentage of water used to produce agricultural items was significantly higher than that in profits, with the respective figure being at 36% and 6%. Additionally, this dramatic gap can also be seen in the data of fruit, with just 11% of water being used to produce it and experienced a dominant of 44% in the income of it.
Concerning the similarity. The proportion of dairy, cotton and sugar saw some insignificant distances, ranging from 2% to 5%. Meanwhile, the figure for rice was generally the lowest in both two of the consumption of water for agricultural products and the salary of it, at 5% and 1% respectively. Finally, water being used for vegetable was lower than 1% than those in profits.
