The charts below show the use of water for agriculture products in Australia in 2004 and values of these products to the Australian economy in the same year. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts illustrate the utilize of water for farm products in Australia in 2004 and worth of these products to the economy of the Australia in the equal period. Overall, the most percentage of water utilized for livestock in the agricultural products, while the vegetable is the least popular in those products. Also, the […]

The charts illustrate the use of water for agriculture goods in Australia during 2004 and values of these goods to the Australian economy in 2004. Overall, the much water used for livestock, dairy and cotton in Australia in 2004. Sugar, fruit, rice and vegetables took less water than other goods in the same year. The […]

The initial pie chart depicts the water usage for farming, while the second one shows the total income from crops in Australia in 2004. Overall, it is noticeable that the proportion of water used for vegetables took the majority, contrasting with the fraction percentage of livestock and rice. Regarding income, fruit’s share was the highest […]

The pie charts illustrate data about the consumption of water for seven different farming products which generate revenue to the Australia economy in 2004. Unit are measured in percentage. Overall, large amount of water was used for livestock, while the highest revenue generate from fruit products. Notably,rice and vegetable both had lowest in both category. […]

The pie charts illustrate data about the consumption of water for seven different farming products which generate the revenue to the Australia economy in 2004. Unit are measured in percentage. Overall, large amount of water was used for livestock, while the highest revenue generate from fruit products. Notably, rice and vegetable both had lowest in […]