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BASF Launches Maglis, A New Online Platform To Help Farmers Improve Crop Management

BASF today announced the global launch of MaglisTM, an online agricultural platform designed to help farmers manage crops more effectively and efficiently.

Connecting technology, data and people, Maglis allows farmers to gather, interpret and monitor a range of crop-related data that helps them make better agronomic decisions.

“Farming is a dynamic business that requires the management of a wide range of data,” said Paul Rea, Senior Vice President, Crop Protection, North America, BASF. “Through Maglis, BASF will work with farmers to further personalize their experience, and enable them to develop a complete plan tailored for each growing season, and ultimately achieve their operational goals.”

Maglis represents a further example of how Grow SmartTM helps BASF engage with farmers to maximize yield and performance. Incorporating Maglis into planning will further personalize the grower experience while enabling them to optimize production decisions, inputs and practices for a complete plan tailored for that growing season.

“Through our partnership with farmers, Grow Smart offers a comprehensive approach to help our customers be more successful,” Rea said. “Maglis represents a practical, grounded tool that fully captures this approach to ultimately help farmers achieve their operational goals.”

Scott Kay, U.S. Vice President for Crop Protection with BASF told Radio Oklahoma Network Director of Farm Programming Ron Hays that he sees Maglis as the perfect vehicle for BASF to best serve today's farmer, as it provides a way to allow BASF professionals a way to "help them from an efficiency standpoint, manage risk and increase productivity."

Kay adds that Maglis will enable farmers to have a plan, which will then allow them to adapt more easily when Mother Nature changes external conditions. He says that "I think because the plan is farmer created- it is even more powerful."

You can hear Ron and Scott discuss Maglis by clicking on the LISTEN BAR below.

The initial launch of Maglis IT platform is focused in North America. In the U.S., Maglis Customer Navigator allows BASF innovation specialists to partner with farmers to analyze and generate tailored plans to address individual crop priorities, such as yield optimization, risk reduction and efficiency improvements.

Through Maglis Customer Navigator, BASF Innovation Specialists can guide crop-related discussions with farmers, providing a platform to offer better agronomic advice. During these discussions, farmers gain more insight critical to both big-picture and field-specific farm decisions.

“Every day I strive to better connect with farmers to understand the issues that matter most to them,” said Neil Doherty, Innovation Specialist, BASF. “With Maglis Customer Navigator, I can have stronger, more impactful conversations with farmers, and together we can form a specific crop recommendation to help that farmer achieve maximum success.”

In addition to bringing value to farmers in the field, the Maglis Customer Navigator also benefits channel and retail partners. With the tool, BASF Innovation Specialists have the ability to include proprietary products, including adjuvants and retail-branded active ingredients, in the farmer’s crop recommendation. A crop recommendation can be sent directly to the retailer, creating awareness with the retailer on product recommendations. With a complete, traceable crop recommendation, clear alignment is formed between the BASF Business Representative, Innovation Specialist and the local retailer.
 

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