Water Usage For Agriculture

The rapg depicts the usage of the agricultural purposes in two different countries namely- Russia and Australia from the year 2000 to 2010. Overall,during the span of 10 years, Russia had unexpected fluctuations in comparison to Australia ,which had a major rise. Russia started off with the right foot in the year 2000 , along with hike in the 2003 with more 1500 consumption of water for agricultural purposes. Although , from the 2005 to 2007 the usage of water by Russians for the purpose of agricultural had decline, it had a considerable rise from 2007 to 2010 respectively. On the other hand, Australia had the least usage of water for cultivation purpose with slight above 500 in the initial year . However , Australia had witnessed a drastic rise from the year 2002 to 2010 . Both the countries had quite similarly number both being under 2500 cubic meters .

In the given line chart compares water consumption for agricultural purposes in Australia and Russia, measured in cubic meters over a decade. Overall, Australia showed significant fluctuations in water consumption, whereas Russia initially remained stable, but slowly surged steadily. Despite occasional declies, Australia consistently led in agricultural water usage throughout the period. Moreover, in one specific year values for australia and russia crossed over each other From the year 2000 until 2002, consumption rates uniformly increased from 1,000 to roughly near to 1,500 cubic meters, respectively. Within span of a year, the usage spiked dramatically around less than 2,000 in 2003. However, consumption plummeted to exactly 1,500 in 2004. From 2004 onwards until 2007, the utilization of water for plants sank to approximately less than 1,500. Furthermore, from 2007 to 2010 the usage soared to more than 2,000 in 2010. On the other hand, Russia expend on water consumption remained plateaued from 2000 to 2002, from then rose gradually to 2,000. Altought the values witnessed with slight interruptions in the year 2005, and 2008 where the values stabalized approximately by 1,250 and 1,750 , respectively.

This bar graph depicts the consumption of water for agricultural purposes in Australia and Russia from 2000 till 2010. Overall, the water consumption in Russia has been higher comparing with Australia during this period. In Russia, the water usage started at almost 1000 cubic meters in 2000, this figure changed drastically throught this period and reached upto almost 1900 cubic meters in 2003. Later it declined for about 700 Cubic meters in 2007 and reached approximately at 2200 in 2010, which is the highest. In Australia, the usage of water was lower than Russia at almost 500 cubic meters and the constantluy increased till 2010 and reached upto 2000 Cubic Meters in 2010. In conclusion, the water consumption was higher in Australia than in Russia, however, there was a huge dip from 2007 till 2008 in Australia which shows that the water usages was lower in Australia in this year as compared to Russia.

The graph illustrates the usage of water for agricultural purposes in two different countries from the year 2000 to 2010. The unit is measured in cubic meters. Overall, it can be understood that Russia consumed more water than Australia for agricultural purposes by the end of 2010. A glance at the graph reveals that in the year 2000, Russia was already consuming 1000(m3) of water for farmlands, which was two times more than Australia in the same year. Russia saw an exponential growth in agricultural water usages from 2000 to 2003(1800 m3). However, from 2003 there was a significant decline of upto 1300(m3) till 2007. From 2007, Russia water uses for agricultural activities reached its zenith about 2200(m3) in 2010. Australia started out at 500(m3) in 2000, with a gradual increase in consumption year after year, where it ended up at 2000(m3) in 2010. Moreover, an interesting point is that Australia never had a decline during the recorded period as compared to Russia.

The line graph shows information on water usage for farming purposes by two different countries (Australia and Russia) from 2000 to 2010. The preferences are measured in cubic meters. Overall, Australia has shown a steady increase in water usage over the time period. While, Russia shown a fluctuating change over the decade. However, Russia maintains to be above in usage from Australia except in 2007. In 2000, Australia was at 500 and Russia was at double the Australia. Both were steadily increasing till 2002. Afterwards, both showed a notable upward change. However Russia faces a major declining period from 2003 to 2007. Whereas Australia was maintaining a continuos rise in water usage and reaching above Russia in year 2007, at 1500. However, despite of facing a decline, Russia rose gradually after 2007 and reaching to its peak in 2010 with around 2200. Furthermore, at the same time Australia maintaining its pace of positive increase in numbers and hence reached at 2000 in 2010 with only around 200 less than Russia.

The given line chart provides information about the consumption of water for farming purposes in two different countries: Australia and Russia between 2000 and 2010. Overall, it is clear from the chart that there is a gradual increase in the water consumption of Australia from 2000 to 2010. On the other hand, the water usage in Russia has followed a fluctuating trend during the same period. To begin with, in Russia ,the water consumption in the year 2000 was 1000 cubic meters, which showed a gradual rise to around 1300 m3 in 2002. The water consumption showed a rapid rise to around 1850 cubic meters in 2003, which then showed a steady decline to 1500 cubic meters in 2005. The water usage continued to decrease gradually to slightly below 1500 cubic meters in 2007. Then it showed a sharp growth to slight

The given line graph illustrates the usage of water in two different countries namely Australia and Russia for agricultural practices between the year 2000 and 2010. Overall, it is observed that, water consumption in the both the countries have been observed a growing trend over the given period of time. In 2000, the water utilization in Australia for farming activities is 500 cubic meters, while the same cubic meters water was used for next 2 years. In the following three years, utilization of water for farming purposes has been significantly climbed 1300 cubic meters. Over the next five years, water consumption for agricultural practices was increasing growing, where it raeched 2000 cubic meters in 2010. Next, the water utilization in Russia for farming practices in the year 2000 was 1000 cubic meters, while until 2003, there was seen more usage of water reaching almost near to 2000 cubic meters in 2003, and data shown a decresing pattern over the period of four years. In the following three years, again the water consumption for farming operations steadily increased abd reached 2300 cubic meters in 2010.

The line chart illustrates the usage of water for farming in Australia and Russia from the year 2000 to 2010. The unit of measurement is cubic meters (m3). Overall, it is clear that the consumption of water has significantly increased over the decade. Moreover, Australia's water usage was lower than Russia's at the beginning in 2000 and also by the end in 2010. To begin with, Russia's consumption in 2000 was nearly 1,000 m3. Thereafter, there was a steep growth over the next 3 years and it reached approximately 1,400 m3 by 2003. After that, there was a consistent decline till 2007 where it dropped to about 1,250 m3. Finally, it started increasing again and reached a peak of nearly 2,200 m3. On the other hand, Australia used much less quantity at 500 m3 in 2000 and showed marginal increase over the next 2 years. Subsequently, there was a steep rise over the next 7 years and it quadrupled in volume to approximately 2000 m3 by 2010, roughly reaching the same level as Russia.

The line graph illustrates the data on water consumption for irrigation purposes in two countries from 2000 to 2010. The unit is measured in Cubic Meters(m3). Overall, it can be seen that usage of water for agriculture was gradually increased in both Russia and Australia between 2000 to 2010. However, Russia was used highest amount of water than Australia. In detail, in 2000, Russia consumed 1000 Cubic meters of water while Australia used only 500 Cubic Meters of aqua. Moreover, water consumption was gradually in Russia till 2002, however, in 2003 there was a sudden rise of approximately 2000 cubic meters of water used for irrigation in Russia meanwhile, Australia used above 500 cubic meters of water in 2003, Which is much less regarding with Russia. Furthermore, there was a significant increase in the next years in water usage for cultivation in Australia. Finally, Australia consumed exactly 2000 cubic meters of water which was the highest for any year for Australia. Similarly, Russia used more than 2100 cubic meters of water which was the highest for Russia in any year compared to Australia.

The line graph detics the usage of water for agricultural reasons in Australia and Russia from 2000 to 2010. The unit of scale used is in cublic meters. Overall, it was observed that Australia had almost constant water consumption from 2000 to 2002 but it sky rocked in 2003 from approximately 500 to around 1500. However, a sudden downfall in Russia in 2003 from extimately 2000 to 1500. Ironically, Russia suddenly leapt from below 1500 in 2007 to approximately 2000 in 2008. Moreover, a potential growth in Australia from 2002 was recorded which only kept on increasing over the years. In addition to this,both the nations Australia as well as Russia had same amount of water consumption in 2008 which was noted to be between 1500 to 2000. To conclude, although the two different countries Australia and Russia had diffrent starting point in 2000 but by 2010 were almost on equals levels.