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# Exportar mapa de zonas como shapefile

Exporta zonas de manejo como shapefiles para maquinaria, SIG o plataformas de socios.

GeoPard le permite exportar Mapas de Zonas relacionados con su(s) Campo(s) como Aplicaciones de Tasa Variable que puede utilizar para la Agricultura de Precisión.

Haga clic en el **Exportar datos** elemento de men&#xFA;**.** Vaya a la **Descargar archivos** pestaña para entrar en el modo de Exportación.

Expanda la Granja y el Campo requeridos. Seleccione los Mapas de Zonas del árbol que desea exportar y haga clic en el **Descargar** botón o en el **Descargar seleccionados** botón si desea exportar todos los elementos seleccionados a la vez.

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Los Mapas de Zonas seleccionados se descargarán a su ordenador como archivos shapefile en un archivo .zip, que puede cargar en la maquinaria.


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