Abstract:The effects of three types of fertilizer application, chemical fertilizer, biogas manure with chemical fertilizer, and biogas manure with cake manure, on the tomato yield and the structure of arthropod community in tomato fields were studied at the condition of equivalent N, P (P2O5), K (K2O). The results showed that the number of insect pest species with 2.17±0.29 species/m2, individual densities of insect pest with 48.92±2.25 individual/m2, or individual density of target pest Myzus persicae with 40.83±1.08 individual/m2 in fields applying chemical fertilizer treatment was significantly higher than that in fields applying biogas manure with chemical fertilizer and biogas manure with cake manure. The diversity index and evenness index of arthropod community in fields applying biogas manure with cake manure were 2.4115±0.0324 and 0.9472±0.0205 respectively, which were significantly higher than that in fields applying chemical fertilizer and biogas manure with chemical fertilizer. The diversity index and evenness index of arthropod community in fields applying biogas manure with chemical fertilizer were significantly higher than that in fields applying chemical fertilizer. Dominance of arthropod community in fields applying biogas manure with cake manure was 0.3987±0.0224, which was significantly lower than that in fields applying chemical fertilizer. Ss/Si index with 0.0686±0.0007 in fields applying biogas manure with cake manure treatment was significantly higher than that in fields applying chemical fertilizer. Sn/Sp index with 1.4153±0.0281 in fields applying biogas manure with cake manure was significantly higher than that in fields applying chemical fertilizer and biogas manure with chemical fertilizer. No significant differences were found in the tomato yield among three types of fertilizer application treatments. Applying biogas manure in the tomato field decreased the chemical fertilizer use, promoted the stability of arthropod community, and did not influence significantly the yield of tomato.