The line chart depicts the production of fruit in weight, the rate of rainfall in millimetres, and amount of fertilizer in tonnes in 2013.
Seeing the highest rate at 16 mm from January to February, the rate of rainfall accounted for a gradual decline in the following five months by 12 millimeters, before rain’s rate stood steady untill the middle of August. While weight of fruit produced rocketed to the mid-August, comprising around 4.5 tonnes, amount of fertilizer declined sharply in April-May occupying, about 0.1 ton after experiencing a gradual rise at nearly below 1 ton and a period of volatility in used-fertilizer occurred from July to September at an estimate of 0.2 tones in the mid-September.
Additionally, in the last three months, a plunge of the weight in fruit production at slightly above 2 tonnes in December. Similarly, rainfall hapenned a dramatic rise in September by 7mm; however, a gradual increase was showen in year-end by 3 mm. Ultimately, recording an enormous climb by November in the order of 0.7 ton, the use of fertilizer underwent moderately at 0.4 ton by December.
To conclude, the more frequent rainfall came, the less weight of fruit were harvested. Moreover, amount of fertilizer used was opposite with the rise of rainfall.
