The chart gives information about the proportion of water which was used for agriculture production in Australia in 2004. Also, shows significance of these products to the Australian economy over the same year.
Overall, the large amount of water was utilized for farm animals while water approximately was not allocated for rice as well as other unspecified vegetables. In addition, a lot of income come from fruit and dairy products in 2004.
In 2004, the most of water was consumed by livestock and dairy in Australia. The proportion of former was 36% and the latter was 19%. Cotton and fruit also exhibited notable figures at 15% and 11%, while sugar showed lower numbers(10%). Eventually, rice and vegetables consumed the smallest vegetables consumed the lowest shares of water at 5% and 4% in 2004.
When it comes to the proportion of from agricultural products the most income comes from fruit with 44%, followed by dairy products at 24%. Moreover, cotton and sugar showed a bigger percentage than livestock and vegetables. However, in 2004 Australia almost did not received income from rice product because rice just exhibited only 10%.