The Mishna Berurah begins to summarize all of the laws of Kedima.

We discuss Kedima in Brachot when dealing with baked goods made from oats, spelt, and rye.

We discuss cases when foods start coming out later after the Bracha has been made and cases when a Bracha was mistakenly made on a more desired item rather than a fruit of the seven species.

The Rama discusses whether the laws of Kedima are in play when I don't want to eat both and/or if both aren't present at the time of the Bracha. He also notes that all of these rules of Kedima are only L'Chatchila.

We discuss how bread always takes precedence over other items made from the five grains.

We discuss wheat and barley, and when they take precedence for Brachot.

We discuss two fruits of the Shivat HaMinim that are at equal distance from the word Eretz in the Pasuk. How do we determine which receives the Bracha?

We learn additional considerations when trying to determine upon which fruit of the Shivat HaMinim to make a Bracha.

We discuss multiple fruits of the Shivat HaMinim and how we determine upon which to make a Bracha.

We discuss HaEitz and HaAdama and how to determine which Bracha to make first.