Batch Export of Boundaries, Zones and Scouting Pins

GeoPard lets you export data layers and VRA maps in batches, with a limit of 100 layers per download.

Move layers into your GIS, John Deere Operations Center, or any equipment controller in a couple of clicks.

Batch Export of Boundaries, Zones and Scouting Pins

Quick path

• Go to Export Data at app.geopard.tech/#/export.

• Tick the layers you need – Zones, Scouting Pins, Boundaries, etc.

• Hit Download Selected.

• In the pop‑up pick the export type (see below) and press Export.

Export options

Export types

Option	What you get	When to use
Export Zones to John Deere Ops Center	ZIP with a shapefile of multipolygons	Direct upload to John Deere Ops Center as Rx Files
Download Shapefile (.shp) – multipolygons	One feature per class, perfect for most GIS and controllers	Classic VRA workflow
Download Shapefile (.shp) – polygons	Every polygon as its own feature	When you need raw geometry for editing. Some monitors have polygon limits, so multipolygons are usually better.
Download ISOXML	ISOXML task file	Active when the map has Spraying, Seeding, or Fertilizing rates with valid units. Prerequisite: when creating, specify units and type of operation.
Only rates (checkbox)	Same file but contains only the rate column	For Variable Rate Application, to minimize potential human error

Step‑by‑step

1. Open Download Files or navigate straight to /export.

2. Expand farms and fields, tick up to 100 layers.

3. A preview card appears for each layer so you can double‑check.

4. Click Download Selected → choose export type → Export.

5. GeoPard builds a ZIP. Each layer turns into its own shapefile set (.shp, .shx, .dbf, .prj, .cpg). No GeoJSON or CSV at this stage.

6. The archive downloads automatically to your browser’s default downloads folder.

Good to know

• File names end with _GP, so you can trace them back to GeoPard.

• All attributes stay intact: zone ID, average value, area, stats, notes, photos, etc.

Downloaded Archive Sample

Downloaded archive on macOS. You can import the SHP into a VRA monitor or another GIS tool.

Typical workflows

Goal	What to select	Result
Build seeding prescriptions for spring	Zones maps from several fields	ZIP with shapefiles ready for controller merge
Share scouting results with an agronomist	All Scouting Pins of the farm	Shapefile she can open in QGIS or re‑upload to GeoPard
Create a clean GIS base	Field Boundaries + key Zones	Full farm package for any GIS