The first line graph illustrates the weight of fruit that was cultivated and the amount of fertilizer that was used for it in terms of the months in 2013. Additionally, the bar graph compares the months of the year mentioned in terms of volume of rainfall.
Overall, the production of fruit trend was mostly reversed from the other two figures. With a rough estimation, similar to usage of fertilizer whenever the figure of rainfall volume was increasing the fruit production declined.
Regarding the weight of fruit production and fertilizer usage, the fruit weight figure began at a low of nearly 2 tonnes with 0.5 tonnes of fertilizer used for it. Similarly, both figures experienced a gradual increment. Before reaching to a peak of more than 4 tonnes of fruit in August, the fertilizer witnessed a peak in the middle of March. However, fruit production declined a tremendous amount after the peak, fertilizer usage had some slight fluctuations and even experienced another peak of more the 0.5 tonnes in November.
By contrast, before the surge of 16 mm of rainfall in February, the volume of rainfall was at 12 mm in January. While the usage of fertilizer were fluctuating dramatically between February and June, rainfall volume figures decreased substantially. In the last three months of 2013, similar to the production of fruit, the volume of rainfall had a steady trend.
In summary, these three figures experienced different patterns but it is shown that the trend for the rainfall volume is similar to the amount of fertiliser and differnt from fruit production pattern.