The article discusses the theoretical and practical aspects of organizing and arranging the territory of a field crop rotation, using the example of an agricultural land plot lo-cated in the Belorechensk municipal formation of the Krasnodar Territory. Using geoinformation systems and technologies, the article analyzes the soil and climatic conditions and the quality characteristics of the land plot's soil. The article also defines the slope of the terrain and analyzes the results of the calculation. Based on the soil and climatic conditions and the slope of the terrain, the article develops a project for organizing and arranging the territory of a field crop rotation. The location of the ex-isting road network and field camp has been clarified, and the placement of field pro-tection forest belts and a micro-reserve has been carried out. Two options for alternat-ing crops in a field crop rotation have been considered in accordance with the rec-ommendations of the regional farming system. Based on the assessment of the eco-nomic efficiency of the recommended crop rotations, the most effective crop rotation was selected based on the value of marketable products, net income, production costs, and profitability.
Barsukova et al. (Mon,) studied this question.