In this study, aerial hyperspectral images and aerial multi-spectral images are adopted as research materials and agricultural classification interpretation in the Hsin-chu research area is conducted. Aerial multi-spectral images are divided into 3-wave band and 4-wave band, in which all images generate texture nesting original images with vegetation indices. In aerial hyperspectral images, dimension conversion is conducted with the MNF method and then texture and vegetation index nesting is proceeding. The results show that compared to aerial multi-spectral images, aerial hyperspectral images can produce more images of spectral features in the same spectral range, which benefits follow-up classification. Texture indicator is still effective in each image. In the future, it is suggested to develop related imaging use potential for different scales.