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. 2020 Feb 26;7:55. doi: 10.3389/fvets.2020.00055

Table 4.

Common antimicrobial groups used by farmers from a total of 374 households in three agro-ecological zones in Ethiopia.

Highland mixed crop-livestock (n = 128) Lowland mixed crop-livestock (n = 126) Mid/lowland pastoral
(n = 120)
Total (n = 374)
n % n % n % n %
Classes of antibiotics
Tetracyclines 20a 15.6 26a 20.6 90b 75 136 36.4
Trimethoprim-sulfonamides 3a 2.34 1a 0.79 20b 16.67 24 6.24
Penicillins 0a 0 0a 0 5b 4.17 5 1.34
Macrolides 0a 0 0a 0 17b 14.17 17 4.55
Aminoglycosides 18a 14.1 3b 2.4 96c 80 117 31.3
Groups of antihelimintics
Albendazole/benzimidazole 84a 65.6 40b 31.8 61c 50.8 185 49.5
Triclabendazole 92a 71.9 0b 0 0b 0 92 24.6
Fenbendazole 6a 4.69 0b 0 0b 0 6 1.6
Ivermectin (Macrocyclic lactones) 37a 28.9 1b 0.79 74c 61.7 112 29.9
Imidazothiazole (Tetramizole, Tetraclozan, Clozasole) 65a 50.8 1b 0.8 0b 0 66 17.6

Each subscript letter denotes a subset of agro-ecological zones whose column frequency does not differ significantly from each other at the 0.05 level.