United Arab Emirates 227 Philippines 219 Yemen 197 Kuwait 176 [End of details included in bar graph above] Details included in column graph above] $ million 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 North East 2140 1965 1989 2239 2128 2652 3062 Asia ASEAN 1678 1244 1083 1027 1593 2109 2652 Middle East and 1570 1099 951 1,013 1480 1568 1060 North Africa Europe 544 181 517 628 530 738 457 Africa, South of 157 145 123 83 120 223 214 Sahara North 109 99 76 73 93 115 133 America Oceania 64 31 38 25 31 34 40 Other 126 71 87 73 98 124 155 regions [End of details included in column graph above] Cereals The Western Australian cereal industry is a major contributor to the agricultural sector and the Australian economy. Wheat is the dominant crop. About 4200 cereal farms, primarily family owned and operated businesses, produce on average 12 million tonnes of cereals per year. Most farm sizes range from 1000 to 15 000 hectares. The state produces 30-40% of cereals under a rain-fed agricultural Australia’s system. The main cereals produced, in order of production size, are wheat, barley, oats and triticale.
United Arab Emirates 227 Philippines 219 Yemen 197 Kuwait 176 [End of details included in bar graph above] Details included in column graph above] $ million 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 North East Asia 2140 1965 1989 2239 2128 2652 3062 ASEAN 1678 1244 1083 1027 1593 2109 2652 Middle East and North Africa 1570 1099 951 1,013 1480 1568 1060 Europe 544 181 517 628 530 738 457 Africa, South of Sahara 157 145 123 83 120 223 214 North America 109 99 76 73 93 115 133 Oceania 64 31 38 25 31 34 40 Other regions 126 71 87 73 98 124 155 [End of details included in column graph above] Cereals The Western Australian cereal industry is a major contributor to the agricultural sector and the Australian economy. Wheat is the dominant crop. About 4200 cereal farms, primarily family owned and operated businesses, produce on average 12 million tonnes of cereals per year. Most farm sizes range from 1000 to 15 000 hectares. The state produces 30-40% of Australia’s cereals under a rain-fed agricultural system. The main cereals produced, in order of production size, are wheat, barley, oats and triticale.
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