Does the Land and Resources Bureau take aerial photography of the homestead to grow crops count as cultivated land?

Not exactly.

Cultivated land refers to the land where crops are planted, including cultivated land, newly developed land, reclaimed land and leisure land (including rotation land and reclamation land); Land mainly planted with crops (including vegetables) and sporadically planted with fruit trees, mulberry trees or other trees; On average, one season of aquaculture beaches and beaches can be harvested every year. Cultivated land includes fixed ditches, canals, roads and ridges with a width of less than 1.0m in the south and less than 2.0m in the north; The secondary classification is paddy field, irrigated land and dry land. Homestead is a homestead, and its land nature cannot be changed.