The charts below give information on the consumption of water by agricultural products in Australia in 2014, and the share of income they produced. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar charts compare data about the

water

used by agricultural manufacturers and their

income

from them in Australia in 2014.

Overall

, It was crucial that all things except Livestock had

income

the same as or more than

water

used;

however

, Livestock used a lot of

water

but did not have good money.

According to

the graphs, the main product, which had a large section, was Livestock 36%;

nevertheless

, it did not have too much money owing to the fact that the money was 5%. Fruit, which was the second one, needed 21%

water

;

moreover

, the profit was good because it was 15% climbed from

water

usage. The third one was Dairy, which situation was the same as fruit.

In addition

, it needed 19%

water

, and

income

was 21%. The diagrams show the number of Sugar and Others , the fourth level, that used were roughly the same;

furthermore

, the percentage of their

water

consumption was equal to the proportion of

Income

generations. The

last

one was rice, which had the same trend as fruit;

additionally

, its

water

was 5% and

income

percentage was 2 times more than

water

usage.