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The image presents two pie charts detailing agricultural statistics for 2004 in Australia: water usage and income distribution for six products. In the first pie chart, water usage percentages are: vegetables 46%, cereal 12%, lime 8%, fruits 3%, rice 28%, dandelion 3%. In the second pie chart, income percentages are: vegetables 40%, cereal 12%, lime 1%, fruits 8%, rice 31%, dandelion 8%.
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The two pie charts gives information about he percentage of water used in agriculture and the total income from six types of products in the year 2004.
Taking everything into consideration, it can be seen that vegetables and fruits took the biggest proportions, while others had lower percentage of income and water usage.
According to the charts, vegetables required the highest proportion of water and income at 46% and 31% respectively. Furthermore, fruits accounted more than a third in the percentage for both sectors.
By contrast, rice and dandelion made up just only a minority, while cereal and lime represented the same percentage for water usage and income in 2004.
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