Terumot & Ma’aserot Lema'seh Beit Midrash Articles Terumot & Ma’aserot Categories Around the Jewish Year Grafting Kashrut Kila'im Land of Israel Orlah & Neta Revay Other Topics Shemitah Terumot & Ma’aserot Place and Parasha Chadash Challah Subscribe to our Newsletter Full Name Email I agree to the terms of use and privacy policy of the site. Terumot and Ma'aserot from Spoils of War in Gaza Read More The amount of terumah gedolah for olive oil today When it is possible to use produce for fuel, such as olive oil, should we separate more than the kolshehu for terumah gedolah (as we do for other types of... Read More Using the abridged text for separating terumot and ma'aserot Using the short text for T&M by soldiers during the Swords of Iron War Read More Orlah and terumot and ma'aserot for fruits and vegetables exported from Israel Halachic guidelines from Torah VeHa'aretz Institute for Jews living abroad buying Israeli produce, regarding orlah and terumot and ma'aserot. Read More Payment at the end of a fruit picking tourism event On the practical halachic difference when payment is made at admission or at the checkout of fruit-picking events plus guidelines for such events. Read More Bi'ur Ma'aserot and Viduy Ma'aserot This articles talks about a rare mitzvah we do twice in 7 years, in the 4th and 7th year of the shmita cycle (5779,5782). Read More Laws of terumah The practical laws and reasons of the mitzvah of terumah. Read More Separating terumot and ma'aserot in public markets Should we tithe tomatoes we bought at the shuk? Can we be sure that the carrots we bought at the supermarket were properly tithed? This review covers tithing... Read More Preparing for 5779: a ma’aser sheni year The year 5779 is a ma’aser sheni year, and is the fourth year of the shemita cycle. As such, there are different halachot that pertain to terumot and ma’aserot... Read More The Laws of Ma’aser Rishon and Ma’aser Ani 5781 is the ma'aser ani year in the shemita cycle. What do we separate ma'aser ani from? How do we separate it? Who has "poor person" status and can receive the... Read More 1 2 3