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. 2016 Dec 26;2016:9618291. doi: 10.1155/2016/9618291

Table 4.

Questionnaire data representing the question items and respondents response.

Question contents Alternatives Respondents
Male Female Total (%)
Know the ticks Yes 28 12 40 (100)
No — (0)

Tick problems in your locality Yes 25 10 35 (87.5)
No 3 2 5 (12.5)

Type of ticks you know in your locality Hard tick 16 8 24 (60)
Soft tick 4 2 6 (15)
Both 8 2 10 (25)

Type of ticks that seriously damage (affect) cattle in your local area Hard tick 18 6 24 (60)
Soft tick 8 2 10 (25)
Both 4 2 6 (15)

Know the season of tick infestation outbreak Yes 28 12 40 (100)
No — (0)

Season of tick infestation outbreak At the end of rain season 2 1 3 (7.5)
At the beginning of rainy season 16 6 22 (55)
In mid of rainy season 4 3 7 (17.5)
At the dry season 6 2 8 (20)

Know any tick-borne disease Yes 10 4 14 (35)
No 18 8 26 (65)

Species of livestock mostly infected by ticks Bovine 28 12 40 (100)
Ovine, caprine, others

Breed of cattle comparatively more susceptible to the tick infestation in your locality Indigenous breed 9 8 17 (42.5)
Cross breed 19 4 23 (57.5)

District veterinary workers contribute to minimize and control the prevalence of tick and tick infestation Yes 18 8 26 (65)
No 10 4 14 (35)