The article presents data on the effect of seeding rates and ratios on grain yield when intercropping vetch, barley, and triticale in the conditions of pasture gray soils of the Andijan region. Intercropping triticale with vetch provided a higher grain yield of 6.1-9.7 q/ha compared to the option planted alone, intercropping barley with vetch provided a higher grain yield of 4.0-7.1 q/ha compared to the option planted alone, and intercropping vetch with barley provided a higher grain yield of 3.1-5.4 q/ha compared to the option planted alone.  

This study explores the application of renewable energy in advancing small-scale agricultural irrigation systems, focusing on a case study from Selnica Podravska, Croatia. In response to challenges such as water scarcity and reliance on fossil fuels for irrigation, the research investigates the feasibility, benefits, and impact of integrating renewable energy solutions, specifically solar and wind power, into local irrigation practices. The case study evaluates the technical, economic, and environmental aspects of adopting renewable energy, including the reduction in energy costs, sustainability of water resources, and the potential for increased agricultural productivity. Data from field trials, cost-benefit analysis, and stakeholder interviews provide insights into the practical implementation of these energy systems in rural settings. The findings suggest that renewable energy offers a viable and sustainable solution for small-scale irrigation, enhancing both environmental and economic outcomes for farmers in Selnica Podravska and similar regions.