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1 Facial Eczema Risk and Incidence Monitor Report Weekly Summary Week 6-14 February 19 FE Risk -National trends in spore count levels (% elevated above 3, spg) % elevated spore counts (>3,/g) FACIAL ECZEMA RISK - TRENDS IN SPORE COUNT LEVELS Data provided by: Wanganui Group Vets, Anexa FVC Te Kauwhata/ Ngatea/ Taupiri, Eltham Vet Service, Bay Vets, Whitianga Vets, Waihi Vet Services, Kaimai Vets Te Aroha, Tararua Vets Pahiatua, Te Puke Vet Centre, Hauraki Vets, Vetora Hamilton/ Rotorua/ Te Awamutu, Totally Vets Feilding, Cambridge Vets, Dargaville Vet Centre, Atkinson Vets Piopio, Top Vets Ltd, Vet Clinic Morrinsville, Massey University, New Plymouth Vet Group, Franklin Vets Pukekohe/ Taupiri/ Te Kauwhata/ Paeroa/ Papakura/ Kopu, Eastland Vet Services AsureQuality contributors: Tararua, Morrinsville, Taupo, Pukekohe, Masterton, Gisborne, Hastings, Whangarei,
2 About facial eczema Facial eczema (FE) affects most ruminants but especially cattle and sheep throughout most North Island regions plus the northern end of the South Island. FE is responsible for serious production losses estimated to be around $m annually with affected stock suffering liver and skin damage, which together contribute to ill-thrift, reduced fertility, reduced milk and meat production and, if left unprotected, in worst cases death. During summer and autumn months warm, humid conditions together with dead litter in pasture support the growth of a fungus (Pithomyces chartarum ) in pasture..animals graze toxic pasture and once in the rumen the spores release a mycotoxin sporidesmin, which then enters the blood stream eventually finding its way into the liver. The toxin specifically attacks the cells of the bile duct resulting in the liver being unable to process and excrete waste products and phylloerythrin, a chlorophyll breakdown product. Infected animals display signs of photosensitisation and look distressed. The first signs are often reddening and swelling of skin exposed to the sun (i.e. around the eyes, ears, lips and nose) as well as restlessness, shaking and rubbing of the head and ears, and seeking shade. Prevention of facial eczema With careful planning and implementing a sound FE management plan, farmers can take control of the risk of facial eczema. Prevention is the only recognised method of avoiding FE. Ensure all staff are aware of the associated risks and dangers of FE but ensure the plan is implemented when spore counts are rising but before clinical signs are identified. Predict risk/ monitor management programme There are a variety of testing options that can assist determining if animals are at risk or to check that your management programme is working. It is recommended that 1 cows are selected to test for serum zinc and GGT 3-6 weeks after your management programme has started (Facial Eczema Management for New Zealand dairy herds, Dairy NZ). Essential to start FE control early. Ideally start prevention with zinc treatment and Fungicidal sprays, two or three weeks before the spore growth danger period for maximum protection.
3 Northland When local pasture spore counts are trending upwards of, spores/g and weather conditions look favourable for 25 Northland Highest PSC: ' spg Kaitaia Kaikohe/BOIs Whangarei Dargaville/Ruawai Maungaturoto Rodney For the local weather forecast in your region please go to: Data provided: Kaitaia 2, Kaikohe/BOIs, Whangarei 3, Dargaville/Ruawai 5, Maungaturoto, Rodney
4 Bay of Plenty When local pasture spore counts are trending upwards of, spores/g and weather conditions look favourable for 256 Bay of Plenty Highest PSC: ' spg Tauranga Te Puke Whakatane Opotiki Rotorua For the local weather forecast in your region please go to: Data provided by: Tauranga, Te Puke 14, Whakatane 9, Opotiki 1, Rotorua 5 Note: Due to high results the scale for the Y-axis on this graph has been changed to a log2 scale
5 Northern Waikato When local pasture spore counts are trending upwards of, spores/g and weather conditions look favourable for Northern Waikato Franklin Whitianga Waihi Hauraki Plains Piako Highest PSC: ' spg For the local weather forecast in your region please go to: Data provided by: Franklin 15, Whitianga 3, Waihi 3, Hauraki 17, Piako
6 Central Waikato When local pasture spore counts are trending upwards of, spores/g and weather conditions look favourable for Central Waikato 14 1 Hamilton Morrinsville Matamata Raglan 1 Waipa Highest PSC: ' spg For the local weather forecast in your region please go to: Data provided by: Hamilton 13, Morrinsville 9, Matamata 1, Raglan, Waipa 1
7 Southern Waikato When local pasture spore counts are trending upwards of, spores/g and weather conditions look favourable for South Waikato Otorohanga Waitomo Taupo South Waikato Highest PSC: ' spg For the local weather forecast in your region please go to: Data provided by: Otorohanga, Waitomo 26, Taupo 6, South Waikato Note: Due to high results the scale for the Y-axis on this graph has been changed to a log2 scale
8 Taranaki WhenWhen local pasture spore counts are trending upwards of, spores/g and weather conditions look favourable for 124 Taranaki Highest PSC: ' spg New Plymouth Stratford South Taranaki Wanganui For the local weather forecast in your region please go to: Data provided by: New Plymouth 6, Stratford 8, South Taranaki, Wanganui 6 Note: Due to high results the scale for the Y-axis on this graph has been changed to a log2 scale
9 East Coast When local pasture spore counts are trending upwards of, spores/g and weather conditions look favourable for East Coast Gisborne Hawkes Bay Wairoa 64 Highest PSC: ' spg For the local weather forecast in your region please go to: Data provided by: Gisborne 13, Hawkes Bay 3, Wairoa Note: Due to high results the scale for the Y-axis on this graph has been changed to a log2 scale
10 Lower North Island When local pasture spore counts are trending upwards of, spores/g and weather conditions look favourable for Lower North Island Highest PSC: ' spg Rangitikei Manawatu Horowhenua Tararua Wairarapa 1 For the local weather forecast in your region please go to: Data provided by: Rangitikei ; Manawatu 16, Horowhenua, Tararua 9, Wairarapa 3
11 South Island When local pasture spore counts are trending upwards of, spores/g and weather conditions look favourable for sporulation, monitor your own farm s pasture spore counts week to week and implement Facial Eczema control and prevention strategies. Data recorded below is the highest count received in each region per week. 25 South Island Highest PSC: ' spg Week 1 Week Week Week Week Week Week Week Week Week Week Week Week Week Week Week Week Week Week Week Week For the local weather forecast in your region please go to: Tasman Grey Marlborough Data provided by: Tasman, Grey, Marlborough
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