The line chart demonstrates total expenditure on crop protection in three areas namely Africa, Europe and Australia in 2005. Overall, the protection cost for crops in Africa and Australia showed a rise over the period, while the expense for that of Europe experienced a downward trend.
From the beginning of 2005, the price for protecting harvests in Africa and Australia in millions were 600 and 200 respectively. Africa started with 600 million expenditure in January. That was followed by a time of three months when numbers fell to 400 million, then experienced a rapid surge to approximately 900 million and became the domineering category. The sum for that of Africa increased steadily throughout the year, reaching roughly 900 million in December; however, it remained to have the lowest budget compared to others in the end.
On the other hand, in early 2005, the crops protection budget of Europe (800 million) was the highest among these three countries. Nevertheless, it steeply dropped to 400 million, being about 500 million less than that of Africa at the end of 2005.
The line chart demonstrates total expenditure on crop protection in three areas
namely
Africa, Europe and Australia in 2005.
Overall
, the protection cost for crops in Africa and Australia
showed
a rise over the period, while the expense for that of Europe experienced a downward trend.
From the beginning of 2005, the price for protecting harvests in Africa and Australia in
millions
were 600 and 200
respectively
. Africa
started
with 600
million
expenditure in January. That
was followed
by a time of three months when numbers fell to 400
million
, then experienced a rapid surge to approximately 900
million
and became the domineering category. The sum for that of Africa increased
steadily
throughout the year, reaching roughly 900
million
in December;
however
, it remained to have the lowest budget compared to others in the
end
.
On the other hand
, in early 2005, the
crops
protection budget of Europe (800
million)
was the highest among these three countries.
Nevertheless
, it
steeply
dropped to 400
million
, being about 500
million
less than that of Africa at the
end
of 2005.