The emergence and spread of antibiotic resistance in bacterial pathogens are now becoming a serious threat to public health globally. To study the occurrence and transfer characteristics of plasmid-mediated mobile antibiotic resistance genes （ARGs） in manure, antibiotic-resistant plasmids were captured from layers, broilers, and pig farms in Beijing, Hebei, and Ningxia provinces. The conjugative antibiotic-resistant plasmids （CARP） were captured by a filter membrane conjugation experiment, and the transfer frequency of plasmids from feces to recipient bacteria was tested. The ARGs-carried plasmid was extracted and sequenced with the Illumina sequencer, and the replicon types of CARP were identified with the PlasimidFinder database. The antibiotic-resistant phenotype of the captured conjugative plasmid was determined using the disk diffusion method （Kirby-Bauer）. In general, the 125 CARPs that were captured from 35 farms carried 13 types and 65 subtypes of ARGs. The most common ARGs were