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# Zones Map Export as shapefile
GeoPard allows you to export Zones Maps related to your Field(s) as Variable Rate Applications that you can use for Precision Agriculture.
Click the **Export Data** menu item**.** Go to the **Download Files** tab to enter the Export mode.
Expand the required Farm and Field. Select Zones Maps from the tree that you want to export and click the **Download** button or the **Download Selected** button if you want to export all selected items at once.
The selected Zones Maps will be downloaded to your computer as shapefiles in a .zip archive, which you can upload into machinery.
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