A field yield trial was conducted under natural condition at Mallawi Agricultural Research Station, Minia Governorate during two successive winter seasons (2008/2009 and 2009/2010) to study the effect of sowing dates (15^th October, 5^th and 25^th November), plant densities (22, 27 and 33 plants/m²) and two faba bean cultivars (Giza 2 and Giza 843) on yield, yield components and aphid (Aphis craccivora Koch) infestation rate.                 Results indicated that, sowing faba bean in November 5^th recorded the lowest number of aphid/plant and gave the highest yield and yield components compared to either early or late sowing (October 15^th and November 25^th). Giza 843 cultivar record the lowest means of density of aphid (283.11 and 158.93 individuals/leaf/100 plants), as well as produced the highest seed yield (9.59 and 8.84 ard.fed) in two seasons, respectively. However, the highest density of aphids (389.11 and 206.19 aphids/100 plants and seed yields (7.69 and 6.15 ard./fed.) recorded from Giza 2 cultivar in the first and second seasons. Aphid infestation rate and plant height (cm) were progressively increased with increasing plant density from 22 to 33 plants/m². While number of, branches, pods, seeds and seed yield (g) per plant were decreased with increasing plant density. On the other hand, the highest seed index and seed yield (ard./fed.) were recorded with 27 plants/m² in both seasons. The lowest population of A. craccivora (63.7 and 6.67 individuals/100 plants) and the highest seed yield (14.07 and 13.10 ard./fed.) were obtained from sowing Giza 843 cultivar on November 5^th and 27 plants/m² in both seasons. It could be concluded that Giza 843 with 27 plants/m² and sowing at November 5^th maximize faba bean productivity, decreases aphid and virus infestation.