# Export / Download
For supported export data formats, check the [Data Compatibility page](https://geopard.tech/data-compatibility/).
Raven Slingshot and Viper Pro 4 – shapefiles
Trimble – shapefiles and ISOXML
John Deere GS3 and GS4 data ([GS3 details](https://stellarsupport.deere.com/site_media/pdf/en/manuals/gs3_2630/ompfp13946_j3_19_25oct13_402dcy.pdf), [GS4 details](https://www.deere.com/assets/pdfs/common/stellarsupport/Gen4CommandCenter_ReleaseNotes_16-1_English.pdf))
John Deere – MyJD Ops Center integrated, see details in our blog post
AGCO – ISOXML and shapefiles
CNH – ISOXML/shapefiles supported:\
\&#xNAN;*CNH Voyager 2 or Case Pro 700 – ISOXML*\
\&#xNAN;*Case IH monitors – firmware version 30.6.0.0 or newer – shapefile compatibility* [details](https://assets.cnhindustrial.com/caseih/NAFTA/NAFTAASSETS/Products/Advanced-Farming-Systems/Brochures/AFS%20Precision%20Farming%20Catalog_05-07-2019_PM-18308.pdf)
Topcon/TAP – shapefile supported
Mueller Monitors – ISOXML/Shapefiles supported, [details](https://www.mueller-elektronik.de/pm_manuals/TRACK-Leader%20f%C3%BCr%20Tasten-Terminals/de/701717643.html)
ISOXML (Claas, Topcon, Dickey John, CNH and others)
AgLeader Monitors – Shapefile support, [details](https://www.agleader.com/blog/loading-prescription-files-into-ag-leader-integra-and-versa-displays/?locale=en)
 Amazone / Amatron – Shapefile, ISOXML ([Amatron 3 details](https://et.amazone.de/files/pdf/MG5560-EN-II.pdf), [Amatron4 details](https://et.amazone.de/files/pdf/MG6010-EN-II.pdf))
GeoJSON – a generic vector data format. It is supported by most GIS programs, including Esri ArcGIS and QGIS. Available for API users.
Shapefile – a generic vector data format. It is supported by most GIS programs, including Esri ArcGIS and QGIS.
API / widgets for integrating GeoPard analytics into other systems.
### **Field boundary export**
If you want to export a shapefile of your field or fields, use **Export Data** and go to the **Download Files** tab.
1. Expand the required farm and field. Select the boundary you want to export from the tree, then click **Download** or **Download Selected** if you want to export multiple selected layers at once.
The selected boundary will be downloaded to your computer as a .shp file in a .zip archive, which you can upload into machinery.
### **Zones maps export**
GeoPard lets you export Zones Maps from your fields with variable-rate applications for precision agriculture workflows.
Click the **Export Data** menu item. Then go to the **Download Files** tab.
1. Expand the required farm and field. Select the Zones Maps you want to export from the tree, then click **Download** or **Download Selected** if you want to export multiple selected maps at once.
The selected zones maps will be downloaded to your computer as a .shp file in a .zip archive, which you can upload into machinery.
### Export on-farm trials
Trials are exported from the related **Zones Map**.
GeoPard exports the trial together with the Zones Map as one application-ready layer. This keeps treatments georeferenced and ready for machine execution or later analysis.
Use this workflow:
1. Open the field and go to the **Zones Map** that contains the saved trial.
2. Click **Export** on the Zones Map page.
3. Choose the output format you need:
* **ISOXML** for compatible terminals and controllers
* **John Deere export** when you want to send the prescription into Operations Center
* **Shapefile** when you need a GIS or controller-ready vector file
4. Download the exported file and load it into your equipment workflow.
{% hint style="info" %}
Trials are not exported as a separate standalone layer. They are exported merged with the related Zones Map.
{% endhint %}
Useful follow-up pages:
* [On-Farm Trials Design & Creation](/geopard-tutorials/product-tour-web-app/on-farm-trials-design-and-creation.md)
* [Export VRA map In ISOXML Format](/geopard-tutorials/product-tour-web-app/export-download/export-vra-map-in-isoxml-format.md)
* [Export Rx Maps to John Deere Operations Center as Files](/geopard-tutorials/product-tour-web-app/john-deere-operations-center-integration/6.-export-rx-maps-to-john-deere-operations-center-as-files.md)
* [Export Rx Maps to John Deere Operations Center as Work Plans](/geopard-tutorials/product-tour-web-app/john-deere-operations-center-integration/8.-export-rx-maps-to-john-deere-operations-center-as-work-plans.md)
### Export VRA map In ISOXML Format
GeoPard supports export in ISOBUS / ISOXML ([ISO 11783-1:2017](https://www.iso.org/standard/57556.html)) data formats.
Steps to Export:
1. Click on the "Go to the Zones map page"
2. Click on the "Export"
3. Download ISOXML
4. The downloaded `.zip` file should look like this. It contains all three ISOXML variants. Check your monitor spec to choose the right one.
The resulting ISOXML export ZIP file looks like this
### **Export to MyJohnDeere**
GeoPard users can export data such as Rx prescriptions and other map layers to John Deere Operations Center.
You can export the datasets via the **Export Data** menu item. Select **To MyJohnDeere**.
1. You should select a destination organization that GeoPard will use to upload files. If a correct organization is not available, then you should go to **Here you can change the organization's** link and add them. If the John Deere organization is disabled (the name has grey color), then add access in John Deere Operations Center. Click **Next**.
2. You should select assets that GeoPard will upload to the John Deere Operations Center. There is an opportunity to filter assets. When all assets are selected, you can upload all assets by clicking on the **Export All** button or you can upload single assets by clicking on the **Export** button.
After clicking, you see a message about the result of the operation. Then you should see the result in John Deere Operations Center.
### **Export Equations**
Now it is possible to download the Equation Map with data unioned in MultiPolygons by its value.\
The Equation Map with few rates is exported like:
So a machine does not need to switch zones quite often.\
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You can download such archives using:\
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Please note: we have not modified the "Export to My JohnDeere as Files" flow to support this feature yet.
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