The shiur focused on discussing the laws of Orlah, a Jewish agricultural law concerning the first three years of fruit trees in the Land of Israel. Yitzie explained various scenarios and exceptions to these laws, including planting trees for fences, layering branches, and mixing young trees. They also discussed the status of leaves, shoots, and buds in relation to Orlah. The group reviewed cases involving cheese made with Orla sap, defective grapes, and grape skins. Finally, they touched on the prohibition of planting nuts or grafting branches of Orlah trees.
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