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Band 6+: The charts below show the use of water for agriculture products in Australia in 2004 and values of these products to the Australian economy in the same year. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays two pie charts: the first depicts "PERCENTAGE OF WATER USED FOR AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS" in Australia (2004), with figures as follows: Livestock 47%, Dairy 19%, Cotton 15%, Fruit 11%, Sugar 10%, Rice 5%, and Vegetable 3%; the second represents "percentage of income from agricultural products" with figures as follows: Fruit 44%, Dairy 24%, Cotton 13%, Sugar 7%, Livestock 6%, Rice 1%, and Vegetable 5%.

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Two advanced charts depict water consumption in agriculture during 2004 compared to the income of Australia agricultural production that year.

Overall, with each level of water usage, ít farming goods brought the equal value, except for rice. Furthermore, vegetables and fruits even though consumed a major amount of water, those incomes were dominant the data.

In 2004, Australia farmers had spent over three quarters (46% and 28% respectively) on growing vegetables and fruits, making those dominance in agricultural field. By the value of 33% for the former and 42% for the latter compared to the total income, the data took account for the highest percentage among other categories.

Moving to other types of products, at the same level of water usage, those value ranged from 1% to 13%, with the least was rice, presented a significantly small part of agriculture.

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6.5

The report adequately addresses the task by comparing water usage and income from agricultural products. Minor inaccuracies in data interpretation do not significantly detract from the overall response. The report falls short of the required 150 words.

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