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# Zoneskaart exporteren als shapefile
Exporteer managementzones als shapefiles voor machines, GIS of partnerplatforms.
GeoPard stelt je in staat om Zones Maps die aan je perceel(en) zijn gekoppeld, te exporteren als taakkaarten met variabele dosis die je kunt gebruiken voor precisielandbouw.
Klik op de **Exportgegevens** menu-item**.** Ga naar de **Bestanden downloaden** tabblad om de exportmodus te openen.
Vouw de vereiste boerderij en het perceel uit. Selecteer in de boomstructuur de Zones Maps die je wilt exporteren en klik op de **Downloaden** knop of op de **Geselecteerde downloaden** knop als u alle geselecteerde items in één keer wilt exporteren.
De geselecteerde Zones Maps worden naar je computer gedownload als shapefiles in een .zip-archief, dat je kunt uploaden in machines.
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