Living fence household survey, Anlong Thmey

This set includes data collected from 63 households (24 male respondents, 39 female) in Anlong Thmey village, Battambang Province, Cambodia on their production of living fences, and their attitudes and barriers towards adopting the production of living fences. Respondents were asked about their practices and their reasons for or against planting living fences around rice paddies, to understand the potential for households to further expand living fence production to control livestock movement and produce secondary cropping on available land in the northwest Cambodian dry season. This dataset was collected through research of the project \"Living Fences for Improved Livestock Feed in Cambodian Smallholder Systems\" led by the University of Tennessee as part of the Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Livestock Systems.