In field trial the effects of different methods of fungal disease control on growth, development and yield of ‘Bogo’ winter triticale were studied. The following treatments were compared: full control, integrated control and no control of fungal diseases. Over the research years the plantations were infected by leaf and husk septoria. In the second research year there was also observed, however at low intensity, ear fasariosis. The method of fungicide application showed significant differences in the degree of plant infection. The fungicide applied twice during the vegetation period was the most effective method of protection. When no fungicide was applied, the yield decreased by 15%.

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