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101

Sheviis 5:3 / The Din of Luf leaves that grew after the time of Biur on Sheviis and continued growing in the 8th year

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Sheviis 5:2 / The Din of storing Luf in the ground on Sheviis

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Sheviis 5:1 / Produce that grows after Sheviis that have the Kedusha of Sheviis

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Sheviis 4:10 / When is it Asur and when is it Mutar to cut a tree on Sheviis

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Sheviis 4:9 / From which stage of its development is a person allowed to use olives of Sheviis

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Sheviis 4:8 / From which stage of its development is a person allowed to eat grapes of Sheviis

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Sheviis 4:7 / From which stage of its development is a person allowed to eat figs of Sheviis

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Sheviis 4:6 / The Din of cutting braches off grapevines and of treating a cracked branch

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Sheviis 4:5 / The Din of cutting braches off trees on Sheviis

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Sheviis 4:4 / The Din of cutting down on Sheviis olive trees to use their wood

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Sheviis 4:3 / The Din of 1) renting a field from a Goy on Sheviis, and 2) thanking a Goy for doing work on Sheviis

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Sheviis 4:2 / The Din 1) if a person did work on Sheviis and 2) of eating produce of Sheviis from another's field)

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Sheviis 4:1 / How the Din of removing items from one's field changed over time

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Sheviis 3:10 / Digging up the area between a field and Reshus Harabim to build a fence

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Sheviis 3:9 / 1 type of stones and 1 type of person where it's allowed to remove stones from one's own field

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Sheviis 3:8 / The Din of building structures to get to or to secure water in ravines

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Sheviis 3:7 / Cases where a person is allowed to remove all or some stones from their field

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Sheviis 3:6 / The Din of 1) removing a stone wall from a field and 2) when a person is allowed to remove all stones

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Sheviis 3:5 / The Din on Sheviis of removing stones from a quarry that's in a person's field

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Sheviis 3:4 / The Din of placing animals in a field, which fertilizes the field, on Sheviis

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Sheviis 3:3 / More Dinnim about the piles of fertilizer that are put in a field on Sheviis

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Sheviis 3:2 / Dinnim about the piles of fertilizer that are put in a field on Sheviis

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Sheviis 3:1 / From when in the 7th year is a person allowed to put out piles of fertilizer in their field

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Sheviis 2:10 / Another case of a vegetable that goes by the year it grew (and not as usual by the year it was picked)

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Sheviis 2:9 / Vegetables that go by the year they grew (and not as usual by the year they were picked)

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Sheviis 2:8 / Vegetables that go by the year they took root (and not as usual by the year they were picked)

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Sheviis 2:7 / Rice, millet, poppy and sesame go by the year the took root (and not as usual by the year in which they grew)

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Sheviis 2:6 / Planting, grafting, & being Mavrich a tree in the 6th year

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Sheviis 2:5 / More about doing Melachos in the 6th and 8th year

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Sheviis 2:4 / More Melachos which may be done until Rosh Hashana of Sheviis

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Sheviis 2:3 / More Melachos which may be done until Rosh Hashana of Sheviis (3 way argument)

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Sheviis 2:2 / When and which Melachos may be done until Rosh Hashana of Sheviis

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Sheviis 2:1 / How much time before Sheviis is a person not allowed to plow their wheat field

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Sheviis 1:8 / Until when is a tree a sapling and the Din of a tree that was cut to its stump

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Sheviis 1:7 / The Din that a Greek gourd can be counted as a sapling

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Sheviis 1:6 / Dinnim that are different by a field of saplings

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Sheviis 1:5 / The Din when the trees belong to different people and the space needed between the trees

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Sheviis 1:4 / More about a field being an orchard / About the source of this

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Sheviis 1:3 / When is a field of trees (except of fig trees) considered an orchard

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Sheviis 1:2 / When is a field of fig trees considered an orchard

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Sheviis 1:1 / How much time before Sheviis is a person not allowed to plow their orchard

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Kilayim 9:10 / 3 cases of where there is/isn't Kilayim

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Kilayim 9:9 / The Din when there's only 1 of the 3 conditions for clothing to be Kilayim

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Kilayim 9:8 / The 3 conditions to be clothing Kilayim and the severity of clothing Kilayim

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Kilayim 9:7 / Items that need to be and that don't need to be checked for Kilayim

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Kilayim 9:6 / A Din related to people who sew Kilayim

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Kilayim 9:5 / A Din related to sellers of Kilayim

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Kilayim 9:4 / 2 cases where Kilayim aren't a problem and 1 case where it is

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Kilayim 9:3 / Kilayim in items that aren't use to wear or cover a person

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Kilayim 9:2 / 4 teachings about Kilayim (things that are outright Asur, Asur because of a decree, or that are Mutar)

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Kilayim 9:1 / The basic Din of Kilayim of clothing (and other Dinim related to wool and linen)

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Kilayim 8:6 / Further classification of different animals (and a person)

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Kilayim 8:5 / The classification of different animals and how it relates to Tumah

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Kilayim 8:4 / A Din of doing work with Kilayim and a basic Din of working with Kilayim

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Kilayim 8:3 / The Din when leading or sitting in a wagon being pulled by Kilayim

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Kilayim 8:2 / The Issur of doing work with 2 different types of animals

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Kilayim 8:1 / The general Issur by Kilayim of a vineyard, seeds, clothing, breading animals

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Kilayim 7:8 / Cases of a flowerpot with/without a hole on the bottom creating Kilayim

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Kilayim 7:7 / The Din when wind caused the Kilayim, the minimum stage of growth to cause Kilayim, and at what stage it can no longer become Kilayim

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Kilayim 7:6 / The Din when someone stole land and planted Kilayim

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Kilayim 7:5 / Continued discussion on making another person's produce to be Kilayim

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Kilayim 7:4 / Is a person is able to make another person's produce to be Kilayim

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Kilayim 7:3 / Cases where Kilayim of a vineyard don't become Asur and cases where it do become Asur

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Kilayim 7:2 / The Din of being Mavrich 3 vines, a dried out vine, cotton, and an opinion that argues on something we learned earlier

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Kilayim 7:1 / The Din of being Mavrich a vine (and another "similar" case)

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Kilayim 6:9 / The Din of an Aris or vine that extends past what it's hanging on

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Kilayim 6:8 / The Din of sticks that extend beyond an Aris

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Kilayim 6:7 / An Aris that's set up on the 2 ends of a wall and not in the middle

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Kilayim 6:6 / If there's a clearing in a vineyard which is set up as an Aris vineyard

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Kilayim 6:5 / The Din of what is considered a barren tree and is therefore Batel to a grapevine that is placed on it

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Kilayim 6:4 / The Din of a grapevine that's placed on a fruit tree

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Kilayim 6:3 / The Din of a grapevine that's only on part of a Aphiphyaros or barren tree

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Kilayim 6:2 / Dinnim related to a field where there is a "step" that goes down

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Kilayim 6:1 / The Dinnim of an Aris

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Kilayim 5:8 / The Din of Kilayim in a vineyard by seeds which are not usually planted

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Kilayim 5:7 / The Din of when Kilayim fell into a vineyard

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Kilayim 5:6 / If a person finds vegetables growing in their vineyard

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Kilayim 5:5 / How much of the vineyard becomes forbidden when Kilayim is planted in middle of it

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Kilayim 5:4 / The Din of a single vine in a winepress, hole in the ground, or a house which is in a vineyard

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Kilayim 5:3 / The Din of a ditch, winepress, and watchman's platform in a vineyard

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Kilayim 5:2 / The Din of a vineyard where the vines are too close to one another

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Kilayim 5:1 / The Din of a vineyard that got mostly destroyed or whose vines are not in straight lines

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Kilayim 4:9 / How much distance is needed between rows of vines in a vineyard to make them not be a vineyard

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Kilayim 4:8 / The amount of space between rows of vines that allows them to still be considered a vineyard

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Kilayim 4:7 / The Din if the 2 rows of vines are in the properties of 2 different people

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Kilayim 4:6 / How the 2 rows of 5 vines have to be set up to be considered a vineyard

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Kilayim 4:5 / An argument regarding what's the minimum requirement to be considered a vineyard

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Kilayim 4:4 / The Din of openings in a wall that separates between Kilayim

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Kilayim 4:3 / Presents an opinion that a Mechol Hakerem is the space between 2 vineyards

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Kilayim 4:2 / Explains that a Mechol Hakerem is the distance between a vineyard and its wall

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Kilayim 4:1 / The distance needed by a clearing in a vineyard or between a vineyard and its wall

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Kilayim 3:7 / The distance needed for gourds (and vegetables with long leaves) from Kilayim

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Kilayim 3:6 / Planting rows of vegetables with long leaves in a field of Kilayim vegetables

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Kilayim 3:5 / Planting vegetables with long leaves in one hole

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Kilayim 3:4 / Planting rows of Kilayim vegetables next to one another

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Kilayim 3:3 / Planting a square patch or a row of vegetables in a field with Kilayim vegetables

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Kilayim 3:2 / More Halachos about planting many seeds in the small place of the previous Mishna

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Kilayim 3:1 / How a person can plant small amounts of 5 or 13 different seeds in a small place

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Kilayim 2:11 / The Din if the proper distance was originally made but now the Kilayim grew into one another

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Kilayim 2:10 / What's included as part of the separation of a Beis Rovah & what separation is needed between Kilayim