TY JOUR TI THE EFFECT OF INTESTINAL MICROFLORA RESISTANT TO ANTIBIOTICS AND DRUGS ON THE SOIL MICROBIOME KW the purpose of the article was to study the current state of the problem of the influence of intestinal microflora resistant to antibiotics and drugs contained in manure from conventional livestock farms on the soil microbiome and the spread of args in the environment. search engines such as "google scholar" KW "web of science" and "pubmed" were used to form the presented review article. the most relevant keywords presented in the article were used for logical search. the team of authors analyzed 123 sources published since 2000 until june 2024 KW 52 of them were used in preparing the review. in addition KW cross-references to the found publications were evaluated. an analysis of the scientific literature has shown very diverse and distinctly different bacterial communities contained in fresh feces and manure. it was found that the species and resistant bacteria of the intestinal microflora of humans and animals increased significantly during the accumulation of feces JO Vestnik of Omsk SAU AU KOLENCHUKOVA, O.A. AU KOLOMEITSEV, A.V. AU KRAVCHUK, V.Y. AU MAKAROV, A.V. AU KHANIPOVA, V.A. AU ZEMLYANSKIY, R.D. AU TIMOFEEVA, A.S. AU OVSYANKINA, S.V. AU ABOLENTSEVA, P.A. AU ABOLENTSEVA, P.A. PY 2024 IS 55 PB FSBEI HE Omsk SAU