It is known that plants are an essential element in the continuation of life on earth, as they represent the main source of food not only for humans, but for all creatures directly or indirectly, and contribute to the absorption of carbon dioxide and oxygen production through photosynthesis. Plants also maintain soil moisture by storing water in their roots and stems and contribute significantly to maintaining ecological balance and food security and protecting the planet from the threat of soil encroachment and desertification. Trees and plants of various sizes and types provide huge economic and investment opportunities in several sectors, the most important of which are food and medicines, in addition to selling fruits and crops, there are financial returns for farmers to labor in several areas other than agriculture such as logistics, storage, wholesale and retail sales, environmental waste management, and many other areas that support the idea of consuming environmentally friendly products.

Satellite sensors have the most recent qualitative leap in the ability to determine the types of plants grown and the yields produced in any geographical area...