Land resources are considered one of the main elements of existence and potential for the development of all countries. The improvement, protection and efficient use of our lands have always been a priority. Specialists in this field are always looking for ways to obtain high-quality products without damaging the soil and protecting it from substances harmful to agriculture. 

  Geographic Information Systems (GIS) play an important role in finding solutions to these problems. There are a wide range of solutions to a number of agricultural problems under GIS services. Thus, lands are mapped in digital form and topographic-geodetic data and statistical data are combined for easier analysis of the land. 

  Geographic Information Systems, by collecting and processing statistical data and samples, allow decisions such as "what to plant?" and "on which land to plant?" to be made. From this perspective, the application of GIS in agriculture is always relevant.