The charts below give information on the consumption of water by agricultural products in Australia in 2014, and the share of income they produced.

The pie charts above illustrate the proportion of the

water

consumption of agricultural products and the

income

they got in 2014 in Australia. It's clear that the livestock consumed the most

water

among

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all,

while

rice needed the least

water

.

Moreover

, the fruit produced the highest share of

income

and unfortunately, livestock generated poor cash in 2014.

Firstly

, let's talk about the

water

consumption. The most of

water

went to livestock precisely 36%. It took 21% of

water

to harvest fruits,

while

, 19% needed to produce dairy products.

In addition

, sugar was required only at 10%, several unknown items had 9%, and the least

water

went to rice at 5%.

Secondly

, we discuss the

income

share of each product. The highest amount of

income

came from fruit which was 36%. Milk, cheese and egg made up to 21% of all.

While

rice is slightly below milk, which was at 19%, sugar generated 10% of total

income

and unidentified items made 9%.