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Land lease is a contract-based fixed-term paid ownership and use of a land plot necessary for the tenant to conduct entrepreneurial and other activities. The objects of lease are land plots owned by citizens, legal entities, municipal or state property. The lessor is obliged to transfer the land plot to the tenant for a fee for possession and use for a certain period, and the tenant is obliged to use the land plot in accordance with the terms of the contract and the requirements of land legislation, in accordance with the land lease agreement.

Crop rotation in agriculture is very useful because it is possible to use annual alternation of different plants in the same field for a certain period to continuously increase the yield of the main agricultural crops. Typically, such a cycle lasts from 3 to 7 years or more with sowing of different species in turn, including fallow, which is due to the ability of field crops to restore soil fertility.

Cartogram is an important tool in precision agriculture. It is a contour geographic map that use varying degrees of color saturation to represent the relative intensity of any soil parameter within each mapped geozone or entire farm. It helps farmers effectively manage their fields, optimize resource use, and increase yields. Cartograms are used to visualize data on various aspects of a field, such as humus content, nutrient availability, pH level, soil moisture, soil density, mechanical composition, yield, crop condition, and more.

Weather monitoring is an important task for agricultural business owners, since weather conditions and the accuracy of their forecasting play a key role in agriculture. Due to climate change, farmers are forced to look for and implement new effective practices in their work. They use innovative technologies such as GPS monitoring of equipment, online control of completed work, satellite images that determine the NDVI index, agro-scouting, data from weather stations, which, if used correctly, make it possible to preserve and increase future harvests.

A digital orthophotomap is a digitally transformed image of the terrain on a specific plot of land, created from overlapping photographs. An orthomosaic is a photographic plan of the area, created from a large number of images taken vertically down from a set height. It makes possible to display the earth's surface and objects on it in maximum detail with precise reference to a given coordinate system.