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in this video we will be creating an internal field boundary on the AG leader inside display from the run screen press the map tab and then press the start button in the bottom right hand corner of the screen under field boundary an external field boundary must be created before an internal field boundary can be graded our region site can be selected the operator can choose between a roadway body of water waterway buildings or undefined today we will be utilizing a waterway internal field boundary next upon your offset direction and distance can be entered this is useful for operators who wish to log data as they drive the field boundary the opposite direction will be the sign of the implement that is closest to the perimeter of the object that is being driven around I will be driving around my waterway in a counterclockwise motion so my offset will be to the left the distance is the number of feet from the GPS receiver to the outside perimeter of the object that is being driven around