We discuss the cases where milking is prohibited, and how it is permitted to relieve the animal of the pain of the unexpressed milk. We also discuss the idea of melting ice into water.

We discuss in what cases the use of liquid that has flowed out on its own is permitted and forbidden. We also talk about squeezing out liquid absorbed in garments.

We discuss when it is permitted to squeeze food items that absorbed liquid and when it is prohibited. We also discuss the case and conditions where one is permitted to squeeze fruits into food.

Dosh is threshing, where the desirable part of the produce is removed from the stalk. Included in this prohibition is squeezing fruits for their juice, as well as other similar types of melacha.

Dosh is threshing, where the desirable part of the produce is removed from the stalk. Included in this prohibition is squeezing fruits for their juice, as well as other similar types of melacha.

Dosh is threshing, where the desirable part of the produce is removed from the stalk. Included in this prohibition is squeezing fruits for their juice, as well as other similar types of melacha.

Me'amer is the melacha of gathering the harvested crops. The fundamental prohibition is in regards to things that grow from the ground, in the place where they grew.

We study the prohibition of making use of a tree on Shabbos, as well as the Rabbinic ordinances that are connected to harvesting.

We learn about the third melacha, harvesting, and its subcategories and rabbinic prohibitions.

We learn about the second melacha, plowing, and its subcategories and rabbinic prohibitions.