Table 7.

Economic losses due to lumpy skin disease, sheep pox, and goat pox outbreaks in subsistence farmers in Bauchi Nigeria.

	Overall median (min–max)	Backyard median (min–max)	Transhumance median (min–max)
Value of the herd before the outbreak	120,000 (13,140–11,400,000)	100,000 (13,140–3,961,429)	3,020,000 (660,000–11,400,000)
Value of the herd after the outbreak	72,000 (8,000–10,990,000)	65,000 (8,000–3,490,000)	2,930,000 (309,500–10,990,000)
Value of the herd after the outbreak (without cash)	57,990 (7,000–10,990,000)	52,000 (7,000–3,175,000)	2,852,500 (260,500–10,990,000)
• Loss due to mortality	14,000 (0–1,295,714)	14,000 (0–260,000)	143,500 (0–1,295,714)
• Value from affected animals kept	3,500 (0–1,259,539)	3,000 (0–225,000)	41,908 (0–1,259,539)
• Value from animals not affected	52,000 (0–10,640,000)	48,000 (0–2,950,000)	2,740,000 (237,000–10,640,000)
• Money from selling live animals affected	6,000 (0–484,000)	5,000 (0–315,000)	101,500 (0–484,000)
• Money from selling meat from affected animals	0 (0–125,000)	0 (0–45,000)	30,250 (0–125,000)
Treatment cost	4,500 (0–150,000)	3,500 (0–31,000)	20,500 (2,500–150,000)
Money loss from drop on milk production	0 (0–413,250)	0 (0–162,500)	0 (0–413,250)
Total loss                               ₦	45,000 (3,500–2,307,921)	42,700 (3,500–756,500)	501,317 (43,500–2,307,921)
US$	123.6 (9.6–6,340.4)	117.3 (9.6–2,078.3)	1,377.2 (119.5–6,340.4)
% of the value of the herd loss	38 (2–76)	42 (11–76)	24 (2–67)
Total loss—without cash       ₦	62,000 (3,570–2,836,921)	49,000 (3,570–906,500)	653,317 (43,500–2,836,921)
from animals & meat sold     US$	170.3 (9.8–7,793.7)	134.6 (9.8–2,490.4)	1,794.8 (119.5–7,793.7)
% of the value of the herd loss	46 (5–95)	50 (11–95)	28 (5–73)