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A pin supplies a point, not a plot boundary.
  1. Open the actual production location in Google Maps. An office or postal address is insufficient.
  2. On a computer, right-click the point and copy the displayed coordinate pair.
  3. In the portal, open coordinate entry. Enter latitude, longitude, in that order, in decimal degrees.
  4. Check country and location. Add actual hectares and other required details, then confirm the operation.
Use the copied numbers, not a Maps link or Plus Code. GeoJSON uses the opposite order: longitude before latitude. First check whether a single point is sufficient for your plot. Larger plots need their actual polygon boundary. A visible pin or many decimal places does not itself establish sufficient measurement accuracy. If the location is unclear, ask the producer. Do not invent a boundary around the pin.