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Yoreh De’ah 297:17-22. Kilei Zeraim: Separations, Distances, Partitions · SHULCHAN ARUCH YOMI: Own the Halacha in 25 minutes a day!

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  OK, good morning. We're continuing Kilian Kilian's
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  rhyme Resh SA design. OK, we finish reading Tet Zion
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  today we're starting reading inside Yudzine.
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  I just point out I did call the Mahlan Hatara the Haaretz.
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  And so they're the more of the the Tilio meme is Rocky road and
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  they were quite similar to the Mahon of Rabefrati.
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  And they said basically everything that we have nowadays
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  that has names, we don't know if it's the same thing as in the
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  times of the Mishnah. So basically the same, same
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  thing. So basically every everything,
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  even turnips and radishes and everything is Rakoshesh for
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  Kalai. And therefore we have to be
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  strict, right? It's Nisa Dar Isa and basically
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  is not the only time that you can say they're the same as what
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  we said before. Basically the leaves are the
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  same, the fruits are very similar and the taste is very
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  similar. The color change is not a
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  problem. So like apples and melons and
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  stuff like that, that's not watermelon, but like regular
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  cantaloupe and honeydew. So those are all that would be
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  OK, but not watermelon. So anyways, they're basically in
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  line. Oranges, Clementinas, kumquats.
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  Those are also Kalayam. I'll just point out real quick,
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  as far as I know, according to so as far as I know, it's from,
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  again, I don't know, but just what's out there from
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  scientists. Basically it's been, it's well
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  circulated that everything they claim or some claim everything
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  came from three initial citric fruits.
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  There's the citron or a stroke, the Mandarin and the palmelos
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  and everything that you have, the oranges that you have every
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  No, well, I'm I'm not an expert, but I'll tell you if you look
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  online, that's what seems to be saying.
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  They all say palmelos are original Palmelitsa crossbreds.
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  The oranges that we have are and everything's a is a hakava of
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  something else. So anyways, so that's pretty
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  much and that's the topic for our purposes.
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  You're welcome to do more research.
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  So so that's also a problem. Sure, if it's if it's within
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  it's same and there's the exact same, it's not cross breeding,
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  then it's OK. But to cross breed a grafted to
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  another graft, it is for sure us Sir, that's grafting.
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  That's our cover. Dereisa.
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  OK, we'll talk more about that if you want.
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  She or Yanika as far as Araka Shulkhan pointed out, well, let
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  me just take one quick step back.
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  We mentioned in Ted Zion Asadeh a field.
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  So just to point out, we're going to see there's a field,
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  there's two shirot, there's one Shura, there's different
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  configurations and they're going to have different halakhas.
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  So point out and A and a field or a shirot of grain, the five
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  grains versus other vegetables we're going to see here is Ryan.
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  They're also going to be different.
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  So just keep keep an eye out for that.
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  The Indira Khamenei points out the minimum size of a sadeh to
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  in order it's to go from shirot to the halakha category of a
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  sadeh, it must be a field. That's a minimum of Beit Rova
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  10.2 by 10.2 Amos. And then once you have that
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  square and bigger again, long and thin, right, where 20 by 2
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  is not going to work. Has to be a square of 10 by 210
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  by two then, and then it then it could be any shape as long as it
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  incorporates that square in there, then it's a less than
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  that. It'll be Shirot.
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  What else do we want to point out the Shiryanika as far as and
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  we're going to see why this is relevant from like roots or
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  vegetables, whatever produce, crops, sucking whatever, getting
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  nourishments from one to another.
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  The distance according to the way the Oracle Shokhan puts it
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  out as a halakhal emotion. Musini for tuvua, for grain.
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  It's 3 tvahim. So that's why we saw yesterday
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  you get Malchus on 6th Tvahim because it's two items, 2 grains
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  near each other. Each one can grab 3 Tvachem and
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  then it comes that's 3 + 3 is 6. Then you get your 6 Tvachem.
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  So he points out there for sholkham, if it's going to be a
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  grain with maybe a vegetable, then the sheer would actually be
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  less than six because it's three plus for a yarek.
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  The Shir Yanika is 1 is 1/2 a tafak.
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  That's why we're going to we're going to read today that you get
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  malkus on one tefak because you have a yarek to a yarek is a
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  chatsi tefa, Chatsi tefa that makes 1 tefa.
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  We're going to read that right inside.
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  So you'll you'll follow measure from yeah, where it comes out of
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  the ground the stock exactly so but he's points out it but
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  whatever. So to what?
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  To a yarek, could be that would be a shear somewhere in between
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  3 1/2 whatever. Anything else you want to point
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  out, we're going to well, OK, I'll point out more as we read
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  it inside. So, so that explains.
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  So for this tetzine, it was 2 fields, one to another of grain,
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  right? One of the five grains.
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  So therefore you needed a separation of at least 10.2 by
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  10.2 now. So I sent out a couple of
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  pictures. Hopefully that'll make it much
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  more clear. If you have two rows of a Sadeh,
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  you could have a set, then the separate, and you want to have
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  another row separating all the way through.
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  Then it would have to be the entire middle row would have to
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  be 10.2 by 10.2, would be 10.2, and then I would go the whole
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  length. But we're going to see later on.
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  So why does Alaka word it as beetrova 10.2 by 10.2?
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  Because it doesn't need to be 10.2 the entire length, as I
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  sent out in the picture and as you were going to read later on,
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  it needs in the middle or somewhere, anywhere in between
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  the two fields. There must be a block, the
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  square of 10.2 by 10.2. Then once you have that, it can
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  continue at an angle both sides, one side like a a roof usually
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  has a roof, you know, coming up from both sides, right?
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  So therefore like whatever like this, it could be like this on
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  both sides or one side could be straight and the other side
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  could be at an angle. One side can be straight like
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  the Sedek can continue straight on one side all the way down and
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  on the other side as long as it converges slowly enough to the
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  end of the fields, in other words, so, so thank you.
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  So if you have OK, that's good enough.
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  So if you have two, we're going to see 2 fields.
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  They can touch each other only with a point.
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  They can't touch more than one. Those two points can have, can
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  be touched up against each other.
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  That's OK, as long as it's a point.
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  A point can touch another field. We're going to see that again.
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  I think I have. I sent a picture of that as
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  well. I did.
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  There's a trying. Yeah.
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  Every. All these cases are OK.
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  All these cases OK are OK. Yeah, all the points are fine.
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  But then it can't continue and be flat against each other
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  beyond those points. It could only stay as a point
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  and then that's OK. Halakhala, mushi, mucini, all
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  these because it looks very separate.
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  If it's just touching by one point, it looks separate,
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  distinct, and that's not a problem.
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  OK, so let's read inside and then.
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  OK, you design. Yeah.
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  We didn't start doing haita sadeo zarua yarek.
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  OK, so now we have 1 Sade 1 field.
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  It's planted with vegetables, basically anything but the the
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  five grains. Well, BK, she's a Robert Sidas
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  Sade Yarek. And now you want to plant
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  another vegetable, right? Or green, whatever, Afilu Dalat,
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  even if it's going to be Dalat, we're going to see the I don't
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  know what, how much, how we should we translate Dalat, I
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  don't know. Squash, whatever.
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  It's one of those things. We don't know what it is.
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  It's different Dalats also. So whatever it is, you have to
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  be Mark Benchteya Sadot. How far apart do you need to be?
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  It's we're talking about two fields because we're talking
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  about vegetables now Ted Zion was green.
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  Now we're talking about vegetables.
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  So the the sheer separation must be at least she shots for him
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  while she shots for him 6 by 6. So again, you can have an entire
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  row separation between 2 patches, 2 rows all the way of 6
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  fucking. Or you can just have a square of
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  6 by 6 and then it could slowly converge all the way again.
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  Six fucking is just is not much half a meter foot and a half
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  roughly not exactly, but anyway, that's the idea.
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  It's not much. So OK, but Meruba right square.
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  You have to have a square patch in the middle to separate it and
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  then it can converge the rest. Bain min hatzad Bain Mina EMSA
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  right. It doesn't matter if it's at the
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  anywhere in between the two fields.
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  Doesn't matter if it's smack in the middle or starting from
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  either end. Rupakot mishurze Aser if the
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  separation between 2 greens you're a quote are less than
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  six, it's Fahim. Then it's ASA ASA MI derabanan
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  the analoga achiakrovin the toch tefa which and you only get
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  malchus if you plant it right. You do a micelle planting and
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  they are within one tefa of each other.
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  Right was a Sherry Anika's Ketzi tefa from each side, right Two
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  halves equals one. That's your one tefa.
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  The right side, you're fat, aita, akos, mishayasagad, zurua
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  to vua. So now you have two fields, but
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  one of them is grain. We have shnea, shevitsida,
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  Yarek, and the second one is yarek.
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  So which one takes precedence? Do you go by the sheer of
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  Beetrova or you go by the sheer of 6th?
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  So what is he right? Oh de la, same thing, Marquis
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  Binayam Beetrova. So the halacha is beetrova.
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  So as long as one of them is tevua, you have to follow the
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  halacha, the separation of tevua which is beetrova.
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  Then malchus would be much less, but that's OK.
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  Tevua is five, one of the five grains and that's if one of the
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  said that is tevua and if the other said that is going to be
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  green and green vegetables, whatever it is leaves.
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  So then it's going to be right as as as the Erica Shulkin
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  pointed out, it would be 3 1/2 in this case.
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  It's good Maltese. OK, your tet at that point they
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  can touch. At the point they can touch.
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  I don't know if physically touching, but a hair between
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  them, we'll say it like that. It could be a hair between them.
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  I'm not OK the point Yeah, but on the map it'll look like
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  they're touching you attacked like from you know.
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  OK. Bermehr Devarim Ammurim.
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  Now what are we what are we talking about?
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  Shitsari Klarky Kashirimaeilu that you we we need this amounts
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  either 6 Tvachim or Beetrova That's Bain stays adult.
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  So everything we we learn now is talking about two fields.
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  Avao E maita Sade O zurua girik viraz al izura.
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  But see the Shura shoyerik, let's say you have a field of
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  vegetables and now you want to do a different vegetable, but
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  just one patch, one row and that's it.
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  Shoyerik, What do you mean acher?
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  So then diola Sabina sadeel bina Shura.
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  Tell him you don't have to have a distance of 6 fucking.
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  All you need is a distance of a Talib.
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  A talim akhad is basically a trench furrow groove, right?
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  You go down in the ground and that's a talim.
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  How big? So there are akhomuna or
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  akhachafa. And I'll point out the Rahman
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  later on. We'll explain.
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  A talim is only one Tehfaq. Why?
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  So it needs to be a talim. That's at least Oracle shisha
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  Tvahim Belvad. It only needs to be 6 fucking
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  long, but doesn't have to be 6 fucking wide.
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  It's not flat ground, it's going down a a little bit right
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  Ubilvad as long as it's at least the width and the depth is the
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  same, the square minimum, which is 1 tafaq, that's it.
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  OK, so if you're going to have a groove in the ground, a furrow,
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  A trench, whatever you want to call it, it needs to be at least
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  6 long. And then the width and the depth
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  needs to be at least one tefak. Derek Hamuna points out once you
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  get to 1 1/2 tfahim on on flat land, to separate between these
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  two, you only need a tefak and 1/2.
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  So it's a very small difference, OK, maybe 4-5 centimeters, so
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  not much, maximum 2 inches. So anyways, what are we looking
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  at? OK, so that's what it tell them
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  is Derek Homuna points out there's another word call or a
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  definition category called a gvul, A boundary.
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  We're going to see that basically that's upward as
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  opposed to a groove going depth into the ground.
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  There's a height above the ground that he calls a gvul.
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  And that's the same if it's a tefach by a tefach that also
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  separates these two the, the, the one Sade and the one Shura.
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  What we're talking about in the Tet, we're going to see Talam's
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  going to come up a couple more times.
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  But that's the definition of a talam.
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  And again, there are different opinions.
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  The rash holds its sixth. Fuck him.
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  Perhaps the rabbits is 2 almos. But anyways, doesn't matter.
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  The Alaka, the Khazunish darfa muna or hashalkhan follows the
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  this the Rambam the and that it's referring to and and it's
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  they hold it's referring to 1 tefa.
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  I think it's been fresh later on.
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  OK, anyways, let's go on to khaf haita sadeo zarua tuvua.
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  Now you have one Sade that has green viraz Ali zarua, or
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  whenever we say tuvua it's one of the five greens, Viraz Ali
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  zarua vitoka Shura SHO yarak. And then you want to plant
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  another one row of yarek. I feel sure I shall deluin even
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  of deluin Shalin shalahan arukhin moussafkin Marquis
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  benaim shisha. Fuck him.
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  Even though it has great big leaves, again, whatever it is, a
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  squash, a pumpkin, whatever, they have great big leaves and
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  they grow and they can get mixed in.
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  The Allah is you only have to make it a separated 6.
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  Fuck him, right? If it'd be two sedes, it'd be
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  beetrova. But here it's a tavua with a
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  yarek. So then you need 6th fakhun.
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  Before it was yarek to yarek. So then it was I guess 1 1/2 or
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  a tellem. 1 1/2 tfakhim or a tellem.
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  OK, so here it's grain to a vegetable.
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  It's 6th fakhim, the EM neem shuhua alim Shu de la the Nixle
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  to vua. But if the grain, if these
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  sorry, we'll call it pumpkin. Whatever it is, it grew, it's
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  allowed to grew its leaves and it's all of its stuff on top and
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  it became mixed in, right? It overgrew its space.
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  It's way beyond the 6th fahim and now it's mixed in.
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  You see it with the grains. So then, so you got a room, then
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  you're going to start uprooting where they are, at least one of
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  them with the proper configuration, whatever it is
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  that we mentioned. So you have to uproot one of
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  them so that they're not mixed in the in Sarik Lomar and we
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  don't have to say and obviously she means Zara.
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  Zara Shurami means Zev Shurami mean Akhar should dialogate
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  Binam tell him Akhar. It's less than 124.
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  Could be it's a Dinder Aban that we don't want it to be mixed in.
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  OK, I'm not sure. Good question.
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  Maybe it's a Dinder Abanan with the lot.
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  We don't want it to look right. But when you planted them, you
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  separate it properly. Then later on it grew.
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  So I see the whole thing was done with kavana.
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  And the part of that kavana is if you're only going to separate
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  at six talking, then you have to remember later when it overgrews
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  even less than, I think it's even less than one than 24.
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  You still have to remove it again.
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  So ginger Abana, relax. But that's seems to me because
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  that it still mixes in. Should I read this now?
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  So here it just writes that the sides of a groove are called
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  Kedudim, and I'm not sure what he means.
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  The postgame all say tell him and the perushim on the mission
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  as a tell him is a Karitz going in the ground.
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  So when he says go Govoa, I'm not sure if he means upward or
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  downward, but OK, Mai said there's no one off Kamina,
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  right? OK, kaf aleph hirochig Ben shne
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  ha minion Harhaka haru ilahan. Now, let's say you made a proper
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  Harhaka and you dissed them. Yeah.
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  Means that notal means that benchenata tuvua al tuvua al
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  tuvua. Doesn't matter what the
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  combination is. So keep in mind what you're
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  asking about the dalat, any combination, you plant them
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  correctly near each other with enough distance.
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  And it doesn't matter if we're talking about grains of
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  vegetable, vegetable to grain, grain to grain, vegetable to.
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  But whatever it is, hako mutter. Everything's mutter because you
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  planted it properly. Kurz MI dalad ya vanit except
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  for there are mahmar for dalad ya vanit that shahinim shahkat
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  harbe it just keeps growing and big leaves harbe lefika IM not
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  the yak or so. Therefore, there is specifically
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  Mahmar by Dalad ya vanit, but by other vegetables greens, even if
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  they mix in afterwards, it's still mutter because you look at
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  the where it grows out of the ground and that's what's covea
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  cough bet aya Ben Schneeha minium.
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  I was just a Homer duraban on Andelot.
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  Now, if you have two minium side by side, right in your own field
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  so far, we'll see your friends field coming up your own field.
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  You want to separate them and I want to plant them right up to
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  each other to maximize your your ground, your space.
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  So then if there's a bore oh, near or a gapa.
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  So if you have a a pit or a also like a furrow on the ground or
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  you have. Gapa, she said.
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  We're going to read pereshka. They're Avanim Stewartzell, Gabe
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  Zubilotit. That means you have basically a
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  wall made-up of stones piled up, a heap of stones, and they're
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  not glued together, not cemented together.
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  Hush lime and bechemish walls. You'd call that kukla, which
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  fills in between the stones, the stones that make up the walls,
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  the outer walls of our homes. Whatever it is, cement, whatever
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  it's made out of. You don't have any of that.
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  That's called a gapa. Oh, Dara.
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  Or you have a Rd. or people walk.
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  Oh God dear Shu gavoa asarat fakim.
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  Or you have a wall. This means it it does have
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  cement or kochhla, whatever a fence, whatever it is, it's so
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  then that's but these have to all be tent fucking high or
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  harichu amok asarat fakim. Or if it goes in the ground, it
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  needs to be tent fucking deep. And to make it a wall, we
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  learned it has to be as if it's Akharitz in the ground.
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  It has to be the Rokhav Arba has to be 4.
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  It's fucking wide. In other words, Akharitz has to
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  how do we say yeah, the groove in the ground has to have a
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  four. It's fucking apart.
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  Otherwise it's just you don't it's not recognizable, not link.
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  It's true for a wall to be a wall.
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  We all we did learn it needs to be a wall needs to have a a link
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  of of four tvahim and a height of 10.
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  But for the din of Akharitz, if you just dig out, I don't know,
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  a couple inches straight down into the ground, that's you make
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  a nice big Kharitz. You can make it 10 feet long.
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  That's not going to make a wall. It has to have AI don't know the
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  right word depth. A gap has to be a gap from one
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  side of the Kharit to the other side of the Kharitz 4 Tvahim.
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  OK, so yeah, it's going to have to bottom line is you will have
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  a four by four in the in the ground, correct?
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  Just it's not the definition, but that's the the outgrowth,
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  right? Oh, Elon or a tree, Shu Mesa
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  Alharez, or it could also be. In other words, we're just
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  pointing out you can have kalai planted right next to kalaiam
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  and it's not kalaiam. One vegetable next to a
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  different type of crop and it's not kalaiam.
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  If you have a separation of a wall.
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  And we're just giving you examples of walls or
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  separations. This tree grows up from the
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  ground and then the branches go up and then come back down.
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  So it goes up and then comes down and the the branches of the
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  tree are going, they're covering the crop within the shade of the
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  tree underneath the tree. You want to plant a different
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  crop from all around it. That's fine, as long as the
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  branches. Now that's a type of a tree that
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  the branches are going to grow down and create a wall all
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  around and it has to reach within three talking about the
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  ground or it's not considered. OK, go find a tree like that, a
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  Willow tree. There are some I've seen.
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  OK, OK, we're just letting you know all your options here or
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  sella Shugavoa asar or just it depends only if it's loose.
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  OK OK, so the trees. OK, fine.
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  Interesting. Maybe has to be tied if it's not
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  if it's going to blow easily good.
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  That's right, walls of sukkah. So now sella, you just have one
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  big stone, one big boulder. As long as it's 10 high and four
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  wide, then that's fine. Arreza mutter lismoth litzhad
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  ekhad mehlu vietnamin akhar litzhad asheni.
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  They could be right up against each other as long as this falls
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  in between them. Hoyil VE ekhad mikhl Edu mabdil
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  binehims, all these examples, they separate them.
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  And so it's not Kelain and Harehem near him move darlings
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  and mizeh. And one of the major operating
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  words is it looks separate. Ahmed var memoriam, I just
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  finished this Shitsari kharkhaka adavar Ahmad deal.
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  When do you need the separation? As I alluded to before, it's
• 24:12
  Kishisara Batak Sadeo. You're planting both these types
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  of crops in your own personal field.
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  That's one owner of all. And I'm assuming that
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  partnership would be the same problem.
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  When is it not a problem? Aval imaita sedeo zerua kritin
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  Moto la Cavaro Lizero, Betsy de SER So my yard, but juts right
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  onto your yard and we're good neighbors.
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  We don't have a wall between us. Maybe better neighbors if we
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  would, but we don't have a wall between us.
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  So we're two neighbors. There's no wall.
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  Or we have a plantation, whatever it is and the the
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  fields go right up to each other, right?
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  So then can I plant all and I want to do my crop and you want
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  to do your crop two different types of grains or vegetables.
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  Can we plant right up to each other where they're practically
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  touching, right? So the says right, as long as
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  it's on separate properties of ownership.
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  Shenai, for example, wheat too, barley, zurahiti mutra la havera
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  lizura but sidas orin. So you can do wheat and I can do
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  barley. Shen ammar SAB dekha lotisra
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  kilaein on your field. You can't do kilaein Ena isser
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  ella. She's just sedeo kilaein.
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  There's only an isser if it's in your field.
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  Kilaein by definition, at least at least Kilaez rhyme can only
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  apply when it's on your field. Shania ammar arex lo tisra kill
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  aim on the land. It doesn't.
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  Sorry. It does not say that exactly.
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  It says SAD Khan only if it's yours.
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  It doesn't say OK, then by other kill aim.
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  It could be a problem. Each one of the low ode, maybe
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  all of them, the low ode, Ella afilu Zara batak sadayo Sorian.
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  So he's going to add over here one extra kula.
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  OK, so on your field, alfilo Zara betoxa de OSA orim samukh
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  lahitim mashaq Zara SA orim achi samfu SA de haviero shuru zarua
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  SA orim. Your friend has barley and you
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  have wheat. I raise their mutter.
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  I even on my own property, I can add a little bit of a row right
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  between us where we both are to each other.
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  But but on my property, my property has the chita.
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  I can even put a patch of Sorim barley right next to my Chitim.
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  They're both on my property because this patch of Sorim is
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  up against and it looks continuous.
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  It has to be right next to yours, so it doesn't look like
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  there's a separation. Probably less than a tough.
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  I don't know. It has to be right there.
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  So it looks continuous to yours. It looks like this Sorin to his.
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  I mean to his. Well, that's what I meant.
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  OK. Yeah.
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  No, there's not mine. This this barley.
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  As long as it looks like it belongs to your field, then when
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  you look from a distance to the neighbors or a bird's eye view,
• 27:15
  whatever, then it'll look like all this Sorin belong to you and
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  that little. Yeah.
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  To your friends. That's what I meant.
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  OK. All to the friend and it'll look
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  like all even your sahorin. All right, my, your Sahorin
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  belong. That part of the land belongs to
• 27:32
  him. And so therefore it doesn't look
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  like me play Shaniro A Sahorin. She be talk sadeo shahim soft
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  sadeh.