IELTS Task 1 Essay: Dairy Production
In terms of milk production, the EU was responsible for 142,970 metric tonnes (MT), slightly above India (127,000) and the United States (90,038). Regarding the next most-produced dairy product, cheese, the EU also led all producers at 7,120 MT, followed by the US and Brazil at 4,925 and 700 MT, respectively.
For production of butter, India surpassed all other regions by producing 4,500 metric tonnes, double the figure of the EU (2,040) and more than 5 times higher than the United States (810). The EU was also involved in milk powder fabrication, but on a lower scale at 770 MT. Milk powder was mainly sourced in 2012 in China (1,200 MT) and New Zealand (1,110 MT).
Analysis
1. In terms of milk production, the EU was responsible for 142,970 metric tonnes (MT), slightly above India (127,000) and the United States (90,038). 2. Regarding the next most-produced dairy product, cheese, the EU also led all producers at 7,120 MT, followed by the US and Brazil at 4,925 and 700 MT, respectively.
1. For production of butter, India surpassed all other regions by producing 4,500 metric tonnes, double the figure of the EU (2,040) and more than 5 times higher than the United States (810). 2. The EU was also involved in milk powder fabrication, but on a lower scale at 770 MT. Milk powder was mainly sourced in 2012 in China (1,200 MT) and New Zealand (1,110 MT).
Vocabulary
In terms of milk production, the EU was responsible for 142,970 metric tonnes (MT), slightly above India (127,000) and the United States (90,038). Regarding the next most-produced dairy product, cheese, the EU also led all producers at 7,120 MT, followed by the US and Brazil at 4,925 and 700 MT, respectively.
For production of butter, India surpassed all other regions by producing 4,500 metric tonnes, double the figure of the EU (2,040) and more than 5 times higher than the United States (810). The EU was also involved in milk powder fabrication, but on a lower scale at 770 MT. Milk powder was mainly sourced in 2012 in China (1,200 MT) and New Zealand (1,110 MT).
Answers
Details: specifics
Dairy production: milk manufacturing
Top producers around the world: leading manufacturers globally
Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent: when considering the big picture, it is clear
Overwhelmingly: predominantly
Came mainly from: primarily originated from
Total production: overall output
By far: significantly
In terms of: with regard to
Responsible for: accountable for
Slightly above: marginally higher than
Regarding: concerning
Next most-produced dairy product: subsequent highest-yielding dairy item
Led all producers at: topped the list of manufacturers in terms of
Followed by: succeeded by
Respectively: in that order
Surpassed: exceeded
Regions: areas
Double the figure of: twice the number of
More than 5 times higher than: over fivefold greater than
Involved in: engaged in
Fabrication: production
On a lower scale at: to a lesser extent in
Mainly sourced in: primarily obtained in
Pronunciation
Vocabulary Practice
I_____________f milk production, the EU was r_______________r 142,970 metric tonnes (MT), s_____________e India (127,000) and the United States (90,038). R___________g the n__________________________t, cheese, the EU also l_________________________t 7,120 MT, f______________y the US and Brazil at 4,925 and 700 MT, r_____________y.
For production of butter, India s__________d all other regions by producing 4,500 metric tonnes, d___________________f the EU (2,040) and m_____________________________n the United States (810). The EU was also i_____________n milk powder f____________n, but o___________________t 770 MT. Milk powder was m_______________n 2012 in China (1,200 MT) and New Zealand (1,110 MT).
Listening Practice
Reading Practice
https://www.thedairysite.com/articles/2526/a-summary-of-milk-production-across-the-world
Speaking Practice
Agriculture
- What kinds of crops are grown in your country?
- Is farming becoming more sustainable in your country?
- Should governments subsidize the agricultural industry?
- How will farms look different in the future?
- Do most people in your country buy local produce?
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