The diagram below illustrate the water usage for agriculture products in Australia in 2004 and the cost of each item to the economy in the similar year.
Overall, the livestock consumed 36% of whole water which is the highest percentage of all items, while to vegetables was spent only 4%. Also fruits brought 44% revenue, whereas rice only 1%.
To begin with, water used for vegetables contain only 4%, which is less than rice by 1%. Fruits and sugar used similar quantity but fruits consumed 10% and sugar 11%, 15% was spent on cotton and dairy consumed 19%. The highest percent of water usage is livestock products.
Secondly, rice gave only 1% of the whole income. Vegetable and livestock gave slightly more revenue which is 5% and 6%, sugar brought more by 1% than livestock. Cotton contain 13% of all income and dairy 24%. The most profitable product is fruit, it brought 44% of whole income.