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Table 8 Factors associated with the income from livestock sales on cattle, small ruminant and village chicken farms in the CDZ of Myanmar *This cut-off represent the median income from the sale of animals of this livestock species

From: How can we compare multispecies livestock rearing households? – an analysis of the impact of health and production parameters on multispecies livestock rearing outcomes

Variables

Categories

N

% of households in income category

Odds ratio

p-value

Wald test

Low

Medium

High

Outcome variable: Income generated from selling cattle

No income (US$ 0) – 128 (36.9%)

Low (< US$ 450) – 127 (32.2%)*

High (> US$ 450) – 127 (30.9%)

 Type of animal reared

Cattle only

382

56.0

19.5

22.6

1

 

0.0003

Cattle + Small ruminant

13.2

9.7

22.5

4.1 (1.4–12.0)

0.013

Cattle + Village chicken

20.6

40.8

25.9

3.1 (1.7–5.9)

0.001

Cattle + Small ruminant + Village chicken

10.2

30.0

29.1

5.1 (2.5–10.3)

< 0.0001

 Reproductive disorders

No

382

99.3

96.3

93.9

1

 

Yes

0.7

3.7

6.1

4.5 (2.2–9.3)

< 0.0001

Outcome variable: Income generated from selling small ruminant

No income (US$ 0) – 55 (18.9%)

Low (< US$ 533) – 131 (39.9%)*

High (> US$ 533) – 117 (41.1%)

 Digestive disorders

No

303

63.4

49.7

37.8

1

 

Yes

36.6

50.3

62.2

0.6 (0.1–1.0)

0.023

 Reproductive disorders

No

303

75.9

63.8

45.0

1

 

Yes

24.1

36.2

55.0

0.8 (0.3–1.3)

0.001

Outcome variable: Income generated from selling village chicken

No income (US$ 0) – 72 (23.2%)

Low (< US$ 373) – 129 (39.7%)*

High (> US$ 373) – 126 (37.1%)

 Types of animal reared

Village chicken only

327

32.4

34.5

0

1

 

< 0.0001

Cattle + Village chicken

37.8

27.6

35.9

3.2 (1.8–5.5)

< 0.0001

Small ruminant + Village chicken

11.1

14.5

31.2

7.5 (3.6–15.3)

< 0.0001

All 3 spp.

18.7

23.4

32.8

4.8 (2.3–10.3)

< 0.0001