Arthropods ( Arthropoda) represent the largest and most widespread group of invertebrates. The most important for agricultural production are: arachnids, spiders and insects. Five locations were selected, two olive groves and two vineyards each in ecological and integrated cultivation system, and the fifth location is dalmatian underbrush, which is not in the agricultural production system, but it already has wild dalmatian plants on it. The survey was conducted between midJune 2018 and mid-November 2018 in Zadar area. Sampling was done with yellow sticky plates which were planted in an olive or grape vine 1,5 m away from the ground. During the survey 19 408 arthropods were caught. A total of 2 329 arthropods were caught in the integrated olive grove, 5 704 in the organic vineyard, 3 115 were harvested in the integrated vineyard, and 4 348 in the organic vineyard, while 5 855 arthropods were captured on the control panels. All arthropod speciment during research, belong to 8 rows. The most numerous ranks are Diptera, Hymenoptera, and Coleoptera. Based on the results, a difference in the abundance of arthropods is evident between organic and integrated olive groves and vineyards. The number of individuals caught is higher in ecological olive groves and vineyards than in integrated ones. The results obtained from the analysis of the yellow plates show that the highest proportion of arthropods was found in the neglected area of dalmatian underbrush, followed by the ecological type of cultivation, and the least was found in the integrated type of cultivation. In the course of this research, no species was found to be a significant pest in agriculture. Integrated plant protection measures may affect the overall biodiversity of arthropods on yellow adhesive plates as well as the abundance of arthropods in the agroecosystem, which is a prerequisite for new research.