How to Create a Prescription
2. On the left hand side click "Layers".
3. Click "Insights".
4. Click "All Insights"
5. Uncheck mark all the boxes besides what you are looking for. In this case, the only box I left check marked was Stand Count.
6. Find the correct heatmap/date you want to make a prescription with.
7. You can manipulate zones by deleting them by clicking the trash can.
8. You can manipulate the numbers by clicking and dragging the dots.
9. You can also click on the number and type a number.
10. When you have it set how you want it click "Create Zones" at the top.
11. Click "Add Prescription"
12. Enter a prescription name.
13. Enter the product name.
14. Click the drop down under product and select the appropriate unit of measurement.
15. Click the "Rate" field and enter the rates for each zone.
16. Click the box next to "Use this RX for export".
17. Click "Save Changes"
18. You can now click the center button and download this prescription as a shapefile.
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