Trypanocide knowledge and practices in Uganda

The dataset are quantitative observations from a survey conducted in Uganda among 557 dairy farmers in 8 districts of southwestern Uganda. The communities are characterized by a high antimicrobial consumption rate although quantitative evidence was lacking through a search of any available scholarly resources. Entries are on farm structure, livestock densities, and income earned from livestock sales and associated expenditures. We subsequently assess farmer knowledge, opinions and practices on trypanocide usage within the community and entries are recorded as categories. Columns describing scores were made on a scale of 1-5 with 1 being the lowest and 5 the highest. This was done with the goal of quantifying the severity of the previous response.