If your Yield Data is on a memory stick or USB, save and copy the yield files to your computer for compressing.

Zip together each crop type for each season for each farm.

Select the files you want to zip together by holding down the Ctrl key while left clicking on each file in turn with your mouse.

Release Ctrl and right click on one of the selected files.

Hover over Send To, then select Compressed (zipped) folder.

If you're using a Mac, details on zipping files can be found here

You can zip together multiple farms, seasons, and crop.

Each zip file cannot be bigger than 250MB.

ISO, CNH and John Deere yield folder names must follow the naming convention of:
​ ISO files - in a zip file called TASKDATA
​CNH files - in a zip file with any name ending in .cn1
​John Deere files - in a zip file called called RCD

If you haven't already, contact your Account Manager to activate Yield Data to access Yield Data functionality.

Click on Review icon on the left hand menu - Select Yield

Click the +Add Yield at the top right of your map.

Select your season and your farm then click on Next

You can either drag the zip files to the grey zone or you can click choose file(s) and browse to the directory in which the files are saved.

If you have previously uploaded the data file - for another Farm and Season combination - you don't need to upload it again. Select Previously Processed Files at the top of the box to see the files you've already uploaded.

Expand the Yield season and farm by clicking on >.

Select the file that contains the Farm and Season you selected by ticking the box next to it.
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Once you've selected one or more zip files click on Process Yield to finish the upload

The yield upload process can take minutes or hours, depending on the size of the files.

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Once processing has been completed, click on Imagery icon on the left hand menu - select Yield
Select Gridded or Contoured, season and crop type to view yield image on the map

Make sure your farm boundaries are set up in DecipherAg before uploading yield data. Read more on how to do this here.

The folder is /Yield/Year/Farm

Files from different yield monitors can be uploaded at the same time