The provided table illustrates the milk production in a year in four countries (Netherlands, Australia, Tanzania, Guatemala) in 1990, 2000 and 2010

The diagram above depicts the milk-producing statistics in 12 months in four countries, Netherlands, Australia,

Tanzania

, and

Guatemala

measured over 2 decades from 1990 to 2010.

Overall

, Australia had one of the highest liters in the beginning and had the most significant decrease

while

Tanzania

and

Guatemala

starting with the lowest points had doubled

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in 2 decades.

To begin

with, in 1990 Australia’s farmers were making 11,2 million

liters

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of milk per year and slightly decreased in 2000,

as a result

dropping down to 9,2 million.

Conversely

, the level of the Netherlands and Australia contained the same numbers, but the first country had little increase in 20 years.

On the other hand

, in developing countries

such

as

Tanzania

and

Guatemala

milk farming was at the lowest rates.

Firstly

, in 1990 areas had 87 and 26 thousand milk making, respectively.

Subsequently

, both countries had a rapid enhancement and peaked at 155 thousand and 84 thousand for

Tanzania

and

Guatemala

.