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Import from MyJohnDeere

Import field boundaries, yield data, as-planted data, as-applied data, and tillage data from John Deere Operations Center into GeoPard.

Import field boundaries and agronomic data from John Deere Operations Center into GeoPard. Use Import from MyJohnDeere to bring in yield data, as-planted data, as-applied data, and tillage datasets faster, with less manual file work.

What you can import

  • Field boundaries

  • Yield data, as-planted data, as-applied data, and tillage data

  • Data for one field or many fields at once

If you import a boundary again, GeoPard updates it. If you import the same data files again, GeoPard skips files that already exist.

Need API-based John Deere Ops Center integration?

Use the API and automated sync flow when you want to connect GeoPard with your own platform, reduce manual imports, or keep John Deere operations data moving automatically.

Before you start

Connect GeoPard to John Deere Operations Center before you import data. If your John Deere organization is missing or shown in grey, enable access first.

Import data from John Deere Operations Center

  1. Select a field and click Import All button or use the select functionality.

If the correct organization is not available, add it in Connect to John Deere Organizations. If the John Deere organization is disabled and shown in grey, enable access in John Deere Operations Center.

  1. Click Import Selected button.

Choose import settings

Select the import option that matches your workflow.

Field boundaries

Select Field boundaries to import or update boundaries only. Click Done to start the import.

Field boundaries + Data files

Select Field boundaries + Data files to import boundaries and related agronomic datasets together. If boundaries already exist, GeoPard updates them. If data files already exist, GeoPard ignores them during re-import.

Data files

Select Data files to import yield, as-planted, as-applied, or tillage files without importing boundaries. If related files were already imported, GeoPard ignores them during re-import.

After that, select the Type and Period of the assets you want to import. The Period dropdown also supports a custom date range.

After you select Type and Period, click Done to start the import.

Track import status

  1. GeoPard collects and processes the assets in the background. When the import is complete, the files appear in Operations Log under File Upload.

Use Operations Log - Track errors/Imports and Analytics to check status, review details, and catch failed imports quickly.

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