In order to improve the quality of livestock products and further enhance the trust of consumers in livestock products, the Ministry of Agriculture has announced a comprehensive ban on adding antibiotics to animal feed. This not only represents the development trend of modern animal husbandry, but also reflects the attention of relevant departments to the dietary health of the public.

As a major aquaculture country, China consumes an astonishing amount of antibiotics in aquaculture every year. According to a survey conducted by a key laboratory, the results are astonishing. China produces 210000 tons of antibiotics annually, of which 97000 tons are used for animal husbandry. After the prohibition of adding antibiotics to feed, farmers will pay more attention to the environmental hygiene of breeding. In the long run, the cost of breeding will be reduced due to the improvement of the environment and animal health conditions, and the quality of farmers' products will also be guaranteed.

So how can the ability of animals to resist viruses be guaranteed after the ban on antibiotics? Many farmers are now paying attention to using traditional Chinese medicine to enhance their animals' ability to resist viruses and pathogens. However, in recent years, the market prices of traditional Chinese medicine have continued to soar due to climate conditions and other factors, which has left many pig farmers feeling helpless and beginning to search for new alternatives to antibiotics.

With the development of the montmorillonite industry, a new feed additive has emerged, which is feed montmorillonite. According to the application of large domestic free range enterprises in recent years, feed montmorillonite has had a huge impact in the breeding industry due to its advantages such as quick effectiveness, and has also given hope to the majority of farmers.