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. 2024 Nov 1;6:26. doi: 10.1186/s42522-024-00119-3

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of poultry farms, Bangladesh, June 2021 to February 2022 (N = 5092)

Characteristics n (%) 95% CI
Sub-district wise poultry farms enrollment
 Sreepur 898 (18) 17–19
 Fulbaria 894 (18) 17–19
 Fatikchhari 647 (13) 12–14
 Sundarganj 616 (12) 11–13
 Paba 576 (11) 10–12
 Kaliganj 549 (11) 10–12
 Nesarabad 521 (10) 9–11
 Golapganj 391 (8) 7–8
Types of poultry farms
 Broiler chicken 1802 (35) 34–37
 Layer chicken 2565 (50) 49–52
 Sonali chicken 486 (10) 9–10
 Duck and Geese 189 (4) 3–4
 Native chicken 22 (1) 0–1
 Others 28 (1) 1–2
Farm size
 Small (≤ 1000 poultry) 2664 (52) 51–54
 Medium (1001–2000 poultry) 1633 (32) 31–33
 Large (> 2000 poultry) 795 (16) 15–17
Number of registered farms by Government
 Yes 1216 (24) 23–25
 No 3876 (76) 75–77
Farm longevity
 ≤ 3 years 1381 (27) 26–28
 4–6 years 1386 (27) 26–28
 7–9 years 756 (15) 14–16
 10–12 years 844 (17) 16–18
 ≥ 13 years 725 (14) 13–15
Farming experience by farmers
 1–5 years 2352 (46) 45–48
 6–10 years 1616 (32) 30–33
 11–20 years 1026 (20) 19–21
 > 20 years 98 (2) 1–2
Average number broiler chicken per farms, mean, (SD, range) 1099 (± 1587, 100-50000)
Average number layer chicken per farms, mean, (SD, range) 1862 (± 2456, 79-60000)
Average number Sonali chicken per farms, mean, (SD, range) 1248 (± 1215, 100-10000)
Average number duck per farms, mean, (SD, range) 251 (± 257, 24-2600)
Average numbers of farm workers per farm, mean, (SD, range) 2.3 (± 1.02, 1–24)