מעשרות

Tractate Maasrot

Mishnah Maasrot, the seventh tractate of Seder Zeraim, specifies the stage of ripeness at which produce becomes liable for tithing, and its exemptions. Spread across 5 chapters and 40 mishnayot, it remains, like the rest of the order, without a Gemara in Babylon.
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Maasrot – Chapter 1

The stage of ripeness at which produce becomes obligated in tithes.

Maasrot – Chapter 2

Additional stages of ripeness for various fruits and vegetables.

Maasrot – Chapter 3

The status of produce grown on a roof or in a private garden with regard to tithes.

Maasrot – Chapter 4

Casual eating of produce before its final processing, exempted from tithes.

Maasrot – Chapter 5

The case of workers who eat produce while working in the field, exempted from tithes.

Frequently asked questions: Tractate Maasrot

How many chapters and mishnayot are in tractate Maasrot?

Tractate Maasrot has 5 chapters and 40 mishnayot.

When is tractate Maasrot studied in Mishnah Yomit?

In Mishnah Yomit, tractate Maasrot will be studied from May 1, 2028 to May 20, 2028, two mishnayot a day.

Are there video classes on tractate Maasrot?

Yes: 40 of the 40 mishnayot of tractate Maasrot have a video class, by Rav Reuven Spolter.

What is tractate Maasrot about?

Mishnah Maasrot, the seventh tractate of Seder Zeraim, specifies the stage of ripeness at which produce becomes liable for tithing, and its exemptions. Spread across 5 chapters and 40 mishnayot, it remains, like the rest of the order, without a Gemara in Babylon.

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