Abstract:This study aims to understand the immune antibodies of swine fever (CSF) and footandmouth disease (FMD) in Huishui County, predict their epidemic trends and assess their occurrence risks. This experiment used the ELISA detection method to detect a total of 2,099 CSF samples from pig farms (households) in Huishui County in 2022, and 1,797 swine footandmouth disease type O (FMDO) samples. Results: (1) The overall qualified rate of CSF immune antibodies was 90.14%, the qualified rate of largescale pig farms was 93.11%, the qualified rate of freerange households was 84.60%, the qualified rate of largescale pig farms was 97.87%, and the qualified rate of freerange households was 75.26 %; (2) The overall pass rate of FMDO immune antibodies is 91.96%, the pass rate of largescale pig farms is 96.72%, the pass rate of freerange pig farms is 81.13%, the qualified rate of largescale pig farms is 95.83%, and the pass rate of freerange pig farms is 95.83%. The ratio is 67.50%. Conclusion: The CSF and FMD immune antibodies in Huishui County are generally qualified. The immunity qualification rate and qualified number ratio of freerange households are extremely significantly lower than those of largescale farms (P< 0.01), and the risk of epidemics is higher. The animal disease prevention and control department in Huishui County should strengthen the monitoring and early warning of CSF and FMD in freerange households, and improve the awareness and level of CSF and FMD disease prevention and control in freerange households in a targeted manner.