Aim: To improve systems for protecting sunflower hybrids from harmful organisms under irrigated conditions. Methods: A set of general scientific methods and approaches of empirical and theoretical knowledge was applied: Abstract-logical, statistical, modeling, generalization; two-factor field experiment. Results: The effectiveness of plant protection against harmful organisms when using biological and chemical preparations with drip surface irrigation in the Steppe of Ukraine was established. The use of integrated protection contributes to the formation of the highest yield of sunflower hybrid seeds under irrigation conditions in the Southern Steppe of Ukraine. The use of a biological preparation with insecticidal and fungicidal protective action with a growth-stimulating effect provided an increase in seed yield by 0.72-0.86 t/ha. Conclusion: Chemical protection against pests and diseases provided an increase in seed yield of sunflower hybrids by 0.93-1.06 t/ha. The mid-season sunlower hybrid Husliar achieved the highest seed yield (3.91 t/ha) with integrated protection.
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