The charts below show agricultural production in two different regions of the country. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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Chart shows the percentages of the four types of agricultural products between the eastern and western regions. Evaluated items were vegetables, dairy, grains, and meat. There was a dissimilar proportion of products between those areas. In the eastern region, production of meat was dominating, as many as 35%. The second highest production was dairy by 30%.

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20% of the total agricultural factories supplied vegetables.

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, the smallest amount of items being produced was grain. Because they were only 15% among other categories. As stated before, the product distribution from western agriculture was unlike from eastern. Grain was manufactured as the highest here and it reached 45%. They were followed by Meat with a sum of 5% less than Grain. The third was 15% and held by the Dairy category. The rarest production was vegetables, as low as 5%. In general, there was a completely different profile of agricultural items between the eastern and western regions.