Halachic Guides
Pesach: Biur Ma'aserot and Viduy Ma'aserot, Nissan 5782
Biur and viduy ma'aserot are unique mitzvot that occur once every three years; this year (5782) is one of them. On the halachot of biur and viduy ma'aser as they apply today plus the texts recited as part of viduy ma'aserot.
Mitzvot of the Land
Shemitah on one foot
The laws of shemitah are intricate and many. This concise guide sums up the major concepts and laws involved in shemitah, presented in infographic form for clarity. The guide includes consumerism, kitchen management, gardening, bi'ur laws, and more.
Hilchot Shemitah
Observance of land-dependent commandments in communal gardens
The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Training & Professional Services Unit. Plant Engineering and Botanical Gardens Unit, Plant Engineering Division In collaboration with the Torah VeHa'aretz Institute
Mitzvot of the Land
Orlah - Short
An abridged guide on the laws of orlah: what is the prohibition of orlah, when it applies, which fruit are subject to the prohibition, and how it applies outside of the Land of Israel.
Mitzvot of the Land
Digital Seder Tu BiShevat
Digital Seder Tu BiShevat for family and community use plus activity guide
Around the Jewish Year
Procedure for Separating Terumot and Ma’aserot
How exactly do we separate terumot and ma'aserot – the full procedure and the exact text
Mitzvot of the Land
Laws of Ma'aser Rishon
Laws of Ma'aser Rishon, giving it today to a Levi, can we give it to a Kohen? To a bat Levi who is married to an Israel? To a widow of a Levi? And much more
Mitzvot of the Land
Orlah 101
Orlah. A major prohibition that applies to fruit before trees complete three years of growth. A unique mitzva tied to the Land of Israel, since it also applies abroad. This comprehensive alphabetical guide covers diverse orlah-related topics, including how orlah years are calculated and when the prohibition applies.
Mitzvot of the Land
Kilei Ilan - Grafting: a Review
The review below lists the standard stock and scion pairs used in nurseries in Israel. Noted are the cultivar pairs that are halachically permissible for grafting are as well as those that that are problematic. Permissible alternatives are presented when such exist.
Mitzvot of the Land
Shemitat Kesafim and Pruzbul Guide
The Cancellation of Debts Everywhere, Laws of the Shemitat Kesafim and Pruzbul
Mitzvot of the Land