The goal of this research was to determine the differences in the productivity and botanic composition between two cultivar alfalfa and two clover-grass mixture in 2022. The experiment was placed on experimental field in Maksimir in spring of 2020. according to the random block principle in 4 replicates. Two alfalfa's were planted: 'Power 4.2' and 'Sibemol', two mixtures of legumes and grass: „CutMax Original“ (15% red clover, 20% festulolium, 25% of tetraploid perennial ryegrass, 10% timothy, 20% orchard grass, 10% tall fescue) and „CutMax Alpha Protein“ (10% red clover, 30% alfalfa, 25% festulolium, 10% tetraploid perennial ryegrass, 15% timothy, 10% orchard grass). By the botanic composition alfalfa had dominated in both of the alfalfa cultivars, and in the mixture „CutMax Alpha Protein“. The mixture „CutMax Original“ is the most complex in the botanic composition considering the actual number od the species. In all three cuts individually, as well as in years production of 2022., significant differences in dry matter (DM) yield were found between the members of the experiment. Lowest dry matter yield is found in the mixture of „CutMax Original“, but in others there was not difference, average 12,29 t DM ha-1. Alfalfa or the mixtures that it contains give meaningful bigger income in the more dry years than red clovers and grasses. The reason for that is the big resistance alfalfa shows in dry years, according to the deep roots which takes the water out of the deeper soil layers.