National Spore Count Summary

East Coast Northland Waikato Bay of Plenty Taranaki Lower North Island
National Summary for the Week Ending 17/02/2012
High humidity & night temperatures with warm rain have caused counts to dramatically rise in many areas this week. Dead grass, especially on topped paddocks or those recently cut for hay, will start to rot over the next week and fungi will have plenty of nutrients to feed on and start producing toxic spores. Spores will continue to escalate with this weather pattern with the FE danger increasing. Stepping up precautions is recommended.
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Regional Detail

Updated: 17/02/2012
Spore counts ('000's/g)
FE Risk¹
District
history
Spore count days²
RegionDistrictLowHighAvg20112010
Northland
/Auckland
Kaitaia 0 20 7 Low Chart 0.5 1
Kaikohe/BOI Chart 2.1 2.2
Whangarei 0 80 33.33 Moderate Chart 3.6 3.2
Kaipara 15 15 15 Low Chart 4.5 0.6
Maungaturoto 5 10 7.5 Low Chart 6.9 2
Rodney 5 45 20 Slight Chart 2.5 1.7
Franklin 0 30 10 Low Chart 1.1 2.6
Waikato Coromandel 0 10 2.5 Low Chart 4.7 5.9
Hauraki Plains 0 125 29.25 Slight Chart 5 3.2
Waikato 0 183 66.5 High Chart 4.6 2
Raglan 0 130 37 Moderate Chart 2.9 2.8
Matamata-Piako 0 25 5.63 Low Chart 2.7 3.9
Waipa 0 160 19.34 Slight Chart 2.4 6
Otorohanga 0 10 5 Low Chart 2.3 3.8
Waitomo 0 85 12.10 Low Chart 2 5.5
South Waikato 0 10 5 Low Chart 1.7 3.4
Bay of Plenty Western BOP 0 60 11.5 Low Chart 2.9 2
Rotorua 0 0 0 Low Chart 2.1 2
Whakatane 0 60 19 Slight Chart 3.3 2.9
Opotiki 0 25 6 Low Chart 5.4 3.6
Taranaki New Plymouth 0 40 5.71 Low Chart 2.5 6.5
Stratford 0 20 7 Low Chart 0.7 1
South Taranaki 0 5 1.66 Low Chart 1.1 2.1
Wanganui Chart 0.6 0.8
East Coast Gisborne Chart 1.8 3.5
Hastings 20 22 21 Slight Chart 3.4 1.5
Tararua 25 187 102 High Chart 0.7 0.9
Lower North
Island
Manawatu 0 40 8.72 Low Chart 1 2.6
Horowhenua 2 90 20.625 Slight Chart 12.6 11
Wairarapa 8 28 17.25 Slight Chart 15.6 5.3

 

 


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