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In general, whatever applies to crop farming applies to the home garden. Exceptions (like planting indoors, or not attached to soil, or on non-Jewish-owned land, or others) apply to both equally. T...
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#1: Initial revision
by
msh210
·
2021-09-12T20:06:25Z (about 3 years ago)
In general, whatever applies to crop farming applies to the home garden. Exceptions (like planting indoors, or not attached to soil, or on non-Jewish-owned land, or others) apply to both equally. That said, there are some leniencies relied upon for crop farming because otherwise the economy would falter, which are not relied upon for home gardens. Precisely what rules apply? There've been entire books written on the topic; I'm not going to go through all the rules here (if even I could).