This study was conducted in Sakha Agricultural Research Station, to evaluate the effect of five weed control treatments (Stomp, 1.7 L fed^-1 + Fusilade forte, 1.4 L fed^-1 + Round up, 0.04 L fed^-1), (Amex, 2.5 L fed^-1 + Fusilade forte, 1.4 L fed^-1 + Round up, 0.04 L Fed^-1), (Alfagran, 0.5 L fed^-1 + Fusilade forte, 1.4 L fed^-1 + Round up, 0.04 L fed^-1), ( Alfagran, 0.5 L fed^-1 + Select super, 0.25 L fed^-1 + Round up, 0.04 L fed^-1), (Hand hoeing twice to annual weeds at 30 and 50 days after sowing (DAS) and hand pulling to broomrape twice at 70 and 90 DAS) and weedy check, on annual weeds, broomrape, yield and its components in peas during 2020/2021 and 2021/2022 seasons. Results illustrated that all weed control treatments decreased significantly the annual weeds and broomrape growth and increased significantly yield and its components. The lowest percentage of broomrape growth was obtained by Round up at 0.04 L. /fed., twice after (45 and 60 days from sowing) in both seasons compared with weedy check treatment. These results indicated that in heavily infested soil with weeds and broomrape, uses the weed control treatments (Alfagran + Select Super + Round up) (Alfagran + Fuselied Forte + Round up) or (Amex + Fuselied Forte + Round up) or (Stomp + Fuselied Forte + Round up) which recorded best the annual weeds and broomrape control and increase of pea seeds yield (ton/fed), and the highest values of the economic criteria.