Band 6+: the table below provides information about milk production in Australia in millions of litres. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

In 2001/2002. Additionally, in both years, production rose stadily to a peak in October, before dicreasing during the remaining month.

In 2001/2002, milk production increased from 590 million litres in July to a peak of 920 million litres. However, this figure experienced a gradual decline, hiting the lowest production at 550 million litres in February. From March to June, the amount of milk produce increase again producing 610 million litres.

During the 2010/2011 period, milk production demonstrated a more pronounced seasonal surge, starting at 590 million litres in July. After that it reached an absolute peak in October, contributing with 1350 milliion litres. Nevertheless, the figure of milk produced decrease slightly, providing 590 million litres, becoming the lowest number of milk production.

The simillar trend can be seen in 2010/2011. Although the figures were generally much higher. Milk production began at 590 million litres in July, and rose sharply to 1350 litres in October, recording the highest figure in the overall production