The given chart gives information about the percentage of five types of crops grown in a country of the United States from 1990 to 2010.
Overall, while the figure for soybeans and corn increased, the data for the barley was extremely low. Also, in 2010, it is special that organic fruit and vegetable data was added to the chart.
As can be seen, the percentage of wheat was greatly higher than other figures. For instance, in 1990, there was a large majority of wheat grown, making up nearly two-thirds of the total crop, and became the most popular one. However, the figure for wheat decreased less than half in 2010 but still remained the biggest one of the totals. By contrast, the percentage of barley in 1990 was 10%, becoming the least preferred crop in 2010 with the figure fallen to 2010.
The data for soybeans and corn consisted of 5% for the former and 22 % for the latter, which dramatically increased and showed a marked up to 22% and 25% respectively.
Looking closely, in 2010, there was a modern crop added to the chart with a small minority about 11% of the total but was 10% higher than the percentage of barley in the same period.
The
given
chart gives information about the
percentage
of five types of
crops
grown in a country of the United States from 1990 to 2010.
Overall
, while the
figure
for soybeans and corn increased, the data for the barley was
extremely
low.
Also
, in 2010, it is special that organic fruit and vegetable data was
added
to the chart.
As can be
seen
, the
percentage
of wheat was
greatly
higher than other
figures
.
For instance
, in 1990, there was a large majority of wheat grown, making up
nearly
two-thirds of the total
crop
, and became the most popular one.
However
, the
figure
for wheat decreased less than half in 2010
but
still
remained the biggest one of the totals. By contrast, the
percentage
of barley in 1990 was 10%, becoming the least preferred
crop
in 2010 with the
figure
fallen to 2010.
The data for soybeans and corn consisted of 5% for the former and 22 % for the latter, which
dramatically
increased and
showed
a marked up to 22% and 25%
respectively
.
Looking
closely
, in 2010, there was a modern
crop
added
to the chart with a
small
minority about 11% of the total
but
was 10% higher than the
percentage
of barley in the same period.