Overall, it is clear that the amount of Canada and European Community increased over the period given, while for Australia, it dropped. Interesting, Canada was the most wheat exports country in 1985, but in 1990, European Community exported more than the others.
With regards to the amount of wheat exports in Canada, it began at around 19 tonnes and felling slightly to about 17 tonnes in 1986 before peaked at 25 tonnes in 1988, and then this figure decreased sharply and rose rapidly at about 19tonnes in the last year. Likewise, approximately 17tonnes of European Community was exported in the first year, after which the figure fluctuated minimally and reached a high of just over 20tonnes in the final years.
On the other hand, Australia exported the lowest number of wheat throughout the entire period. It increasing slightly and declined steadily at approximately 10 tonnes in 1990
 Overall
, it is  
clear
 that the amount of Canada and European Community increased over the period  
given
, while for Australia, it dropped. Interesting, Canada was the most wheat exports country in 1985,  
but
 in 1990, European Community exported more than the others. 
With regards to
 the amount of wheat exports in Canada, it began at around 19 tonnes and felling  
slightly
 to about 17 tonnes in 1986  
before
 peaked at 25 tonnes in 1988, and then this figure decreased  
sharply
 and rose  
rapidly
 at about 19tonnes in the last year.  
Likewise
, approximately 17tonnes of European Community  
was exported
 in the  
first
 year, after which the figure fluctuated  
minimally
 and reached a high of  
just
 over 20tonnes in the final years. 
On the other hand
, Australia exported the lowest number of wheat throughout the entire period.  
It increasing
  slightly
 and declined  
steadily
 at approximately 10 tonnes in 1990