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The image illustrates a graph depicting agricultural produce in Mitchford from 1970 to 2000 with four categories: Cotton, Corn, Wheat, and Sugar, measured in thousands of dollars. In 1970, Cotton and Wheat both stand at approximately $10, followed by Sugar at $10 and Corn at $1. In 1980, Cotton reaches approximately $92, Wheat at slightly below $30, Corn just above $20, and Sugar rises slightly under $10. By 1990, Cotton peaks at exactly $90, followed by Wheat remaining steady at almost $50, Corn at $20, and Sugar maintaining below $10. In 2000, all categories converge near $45, indicating unchanged figures for Cotton, Wheat at slightly above $50, Corn at approximately $30, and Sugar maintaining a steady position throughout at $7.
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The graph illustrates the cotton, corn, wheat and sugar of farming produce in Mitchford city from 1970 to 2000.
Overall, cotton withnessed the largest fluctuation throughout the period, while corn, wheat and sugar remained relatively steady.
At the beginning of the period, cotton steady for a while and was 20000 dolars. Then cotton was massive increase and it reached 90000 dollars between 1980 and 1990. In 1990, cotton experienced a rapid decline over the period and returned to at the beginning of the period. In 1970, wheat was the highest farming produce and it was near the 50000 dollars. Wheat showed a steady trend throughout the period. It was slight decrease to just below 40000 dollars at the end of the period.
In 1970, sugar was under the 30000 dollars. Sugar increased until 1990, exceeding corn. After this year, it was stagnant over the period. Corn was fluctuated and it remained 30000 dollars and 40000 dollars between 1970 and 2000.
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