(Yield) Maps - StellarSupport - John Deere

JDOffice 1.2
will be color-coded by the crop.
Multiple fields will display in the proper geographic relationship to one another,
although the distance between the fields may not be to scale. This feature can
be controlled on the Maps Preferences tab. For more information refer to page
35.
After selecting a field, you can right-click the mouse to see a list of commands.
Those listed are the same as you would find under the Tools>Farm menu, or
by using the command buttons at the top of the screen.
Select a different farm:
1. In Current Farm, select the new farm.
Note: When you unload field documentation (.gsd) files and view
your farm maps for the first time, JDOffice will check to see if the
fields have a field boundary. If they do not, you will get a warning.
You can either create a boundary or leave it as is. You may not
want to create a boundary if you are documenting a small area of
the field because the boundary that JDOffice will create won’t
match the actual field boundary. However, if you do not make a
boundary, you will not be able to see the farm map - only the field
map. Keep in mind that the prior mentioned field boundary rule
does NOT apply to seeding application log files (Seeding Target
and Seeding Prescription) - as a crop boundary will always be
created for these data points.
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