Peah 28 comments will be updated later

Continuation of the comparison of Reb Meir by shachas and Reb Akiva, are they necessarily dependent on one another.

Discussion of why mustard is different than grain.

27b Halacha Bais - Selecting fresh onions to market and leaving others to dry in the ground require two peos.

Peah 26 limits the machlokes Bais Shamai and Bais Hillel to a very narrow set of circumstances.

There is a brief discussion of the leopard harvest. 

Last side of second perek ends with a blast - Reb Pinchas questions Peah from Chutz Laaretz what is the din?

A plethora of peshatim are given to try to understand what his question was. We cover some of them. We mentioned that the Gra was reported to have purchased a field in Vilna and gave leket shikchah and peah - midrabanan. (In line with shitas Rambam).

Third chapter begins on 25b. The Halacha discusses blocks of grain growing with olive trees interfering with each block. 

Machlokes Bais Shamai and Bais Hillel. 

A third text in the gemara, which references the same machlokes but without mentioning olive trees specifically..

Discusses when do you begin to own the harvest when working for someone else. Sharecropper arrangements are discussed and their differences. 

Peah 23 discusses the source of all torah being from sinai even what people are mechdaish. There is a great deal of discussion about from what parts of torah one can learn halacha from. We presented a responsa from the Nodah Beyehuda Mahadura Tinyana 161 who discusses a tehuvas harashba and a Tosofos Yom Tov brachos perek 5 mishnah 4. The gemara discusses at length if one can or cannot compare cases to a halacha l'moshe misinai.

Halacha 5 - discusses cases where the owner did not cut the harvest himself or if the hearvest was started by himself but finished by others.

Peah 22 discusses theoretical cases of two types of wheat where you change your mind in the middle of the job.

22b discusses various ways of understanding the pasuk in Hoshea 8:12 where the pasuk references writing down most of the torah.

Discussed the relationship of trees to a dividing wall.

Started Halacha dalet - harvesting multiple times and it's impact on Peah

Halacha bais and gimel covered tonight. Discussion of what constitutes a break in a field when there is a body of running water. 

Reb Yehuda may or may not argue on First Mishnah - see Rambam and Kesef Mishnah with Tosfos Yom Tov on why Rambam paskened like Reb Yehuda.

Halacha gimel discusses orchards that are not impacted by the breaks of the first Mishnah and require a fence of ten tefachim to divide the orchard for Peah purposes. Exceptions are Carob and Olive trees for the reasons we quoted.

Connection between Reb Meir of Peah fame to Reb Yehuda of Menachos Omer fame