The objective of this research was to evaluate the effect of pea variety and share of components on yielding of legumecereal mixtures cropping in organic farming. In the conditions of reduced precipitation (june 2008) the increase of pea percentage in a mixture caused decrease in the yields, independently of the variety of pea, while in the wet year (2009) it caused increase of seed yields. The mixture yields of barley with Set and Terno pea varieties were very similar, but it was higher than the yields of mixtures with Ramrod pea variety. The percentage of pea in the yield was significantly lower then the percentage of pea in seeding in 2008, and it was similar in 2009. In the yield of mixtures there were more seeds of Set variety of pea than seeds of Terno and Ramrod varieties. The increasing of percentage of pea seeds in the mass of sown seeds had relatively low influence on its morphological features. Higher settling to the first and the last pod have been observed. The increasing of pod number per plants and number of pods per fruiting node have been noted in the Terno variety.