Table 3.

Random‐effects logistic regression analysis of factors that influence farmer's attitude towards pigs and human movements during ASF outbreaks (*significant at p < .05)

Factor (reference level in bracket)	I would stop traders from entering my farm if there is outbreak of ASF in my area (f60)		I would stop veterinarians from entering my farm if there is outbreak of ASF in my area (f61)		I would not sell my pig if there is outbreak of ASF in my area (f63)
	Coef. (SE)	p > t	Coef. (SE)	p > t	Coef. (SE)	p > t
Trained (control)	0.17(0.17)	.34	−0.24(0.16)	.152	−0.05(0.120)	.625
Female (male)	−0.39(0.13)	.003*	−0.12(0.17)	.470	0.01(0.12)	.970
District domain (Lira rural)
Lira urban	0.18(0.25)	.484	−0.02(0.24)	.943	−0.09(0.14)	.554
Masaka rural	0.32(0.23)	.166	0.77(0.23)	.001*	0.20(0.14)	.145
Masaka urban	0.59(0.25)	.018*	1.3(0.23)	.000*	0.14(0.15)	.325
Not belonging to farmer group (belonging)	−0.0001(0.16)	.995	−0.39(0.18)	.027*	0.02(0.14)	.895
Primary education and lower
Education—none (primary or post‐primary)	0.39(0.13)	.002*	0.46(0.15)	.002*	−0.23(0.11)	.034*
Years in pig business	0.001(0.01)	.264	0.002(0.00)	.083	−0.01(0.00)	.002*
Constant	0.54(0.24)	.029*	−1.91(0.26)	.000*	−0.04(0.18)	.934
Village variance	0.38(0.08)		0.22(0.11)		0(0)