The pie charts illustrate how much water was used for six different products and money was earned in 2004.
Overall, Products that require more water such as vegetables and fruits generated significantly higher income whereas those with the least amount of water were less profitable. Notably, the proportion of cereal and lime were identical in terms of both water usage and income levels.
Focusing on the water usage, the percentage of water used for vegetables totaled 46%,followed by fruits, at 28%. In conmtrast, rice and dandelion had the lowest shares at only 3% in both. The figure for cereal was slightly higher than lime by a ratio of three to two.( 12% and 8% respectively).
When it comes to income levels, vegetables and fruits again took the lead in chart, making up 31% and 40% repectively. Meanwhile, cereal and lime totaled 12% and 8% of income respectively, making them similar water use in terms of proportion. While the figure for dandelion was 8%, rice amounted to 1%, making it the least profitable.