Heat Complete
Group 14 and Group 15
The ultimate pre-seed burndown with extended residual activity on key grassy and broadleaf weeds.
Applicable On
Corn
Field Peas
Lentils
Soybeans
Labels & SDS
Benefits of Heat Complete
- Provides rapid and complete burndown of tough-to-control weeds, including cleavers, kochia, volunteer canola, wild mustard and stinkweed
- Extended residual activity on many weeds, including wild oats, cleavers, kochia, wild mustard, volunteer canola, redroot pigweed, waterhemp and green and yellow foxtail
- Contains Group 14 and Group 15 active ingredients in a convenient co-pack for control or suppression of Group 1-, 2- and 9-resistant weeds
- Multiple modes of effective action for management of resistant weeds
Performance Trials
Weed control in peas
Improved weed control in corn, 16 days after application
Product Info & Application Guide
Weed Management
Weeds Controlled |
Staging |
|---|---|
Broadleafs |
8 leaf (except where indicated)
|
Grasses |
Prior to emergence
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1 Includes Group 2-resistant and glyphosate-resistant biotypes.
2 Residual suppression (may be rate dependent).
3 Top growth burndown control only of perennial plants, control of spring-germinating plants.
4 Burndown control is rate- dependent.
5 Top growth burndown control.
6 All herbicide-tolerant canola systems, including glyphosate-tolerant canola.
7 Residual suppression only.
Application Tips
One case of Heat Complete herbicide will treat 40 to 80 acres, depending on rate. One case will treat 40 to 80 acres for corn and field peas, 60 to 80 acres for soybeans and 80 acres for lentils.
Crop |
Application rate |
|---|---|
Corn, field peas |
Heat LQ herbicide |
Lentils |
Heat LQ herbicide |
Soybeans |
Heat LQ herbicide |
All applications |
|
|---|---|
Merge adjuvant |
200 to 400 ml/ac (0.5 to 1 L/ha) |
Water volume |
|
|---|---|
Ground application only |
20 to 40 L/ac (5 to 10 gal/ac) |
Mixing Order
- Use a 50 mesh filter screen and fill clean spray tank 1/2 full of water. Start agitation system.1
- Add the correct amount of Zidua SC herbicide and continue agitation.
- Add the correct amount of Heat LQ herbicide and continue agitation.
- Add the correct amount of glyphosate and continue agitation.
- Add the correct amount of Merge adjuvant. If excess foaming occurs, an anti-foaming agent may be added.
- Continue agitation while adding the remaining amount of water.
- Continue to agitate or run the by-pass system.
- After any break in spraying, agitate thoroughly before spraying again.
Note: Always follow the WAMLEGS mixing procedure when tank mixing.
1Do not over-agitate at any point in the process.
Application Tips
- Do not apply during periods of dead calm or gusty winds.
- Do not use on peat or muck soils with 7% or more organic matter content.
Pre-harvest Interval
- 60 days for all pre-seed and pre-emergent applications.
Tank Mixes
Herbicide: Glyphosate
Contact BASF AgSolutions Customer Care or your local BASF Sales Representative for additional information on supported tank mixes.
Follow Crops
1 year after application
All crops, 1 year after a spring, pre-seed or pre-emergent application.
FAQ
How much rainfall is required for activation of Heat Complete herbicide?
Heat Complete requires about half an inch of rainfall for full activation. If the rainfall doesn't occur immediately, Heat Complete can remain on the soil surface for several weeks and will activate with a later rain, providing residual suppression later in the season.
When should I use Heat Complete vs. Heat LQ and at what rates?
For strictly burndown control, Heat LQ is effective at the 80-acre rate. For additional residual on volunteer canola, wild buckwheat, cleavers and stinkweed, Heat LQ provides excellent residual suppression at the 30-acre rate. Heat Complete provides residual suppression of all of those weeds with the addition of kochia, pigweed, lamb's quarter, wild oat, and green and yellow foxtail.