Leket, Shichichah - Leaving Produce Dropped/Forgotten during the Harvest, for Paupers

In this document, "Leket" refers to produce which is Dropped during harvesting, and "Shichichah" refers to produce Overlooked during harvesting.

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Delaying Donation of Leket or Shichichah

Allowing the wife or son of a worker to collect: Bava Metzia 12a-b

Allowing the wife or son of a sharecropper to collect: Bava Metzia 12a

Point when Leket becomes permitted to the Community at large, as the paupers have given up: Taanit 6b; Bava Metzia 21b

What happens if the owner declares Leket ownerless at the moment when the majority of it has separated from its stem: Temurah 25a

Status of Shichichah where the owner isn't present: Bava Metzia 11a

Sheaves of 3 stalks or more are not subject to Shichichah: Shabbat 113b

Point when Shichichah becomes permitted to the Community at large, as the paupers have given up: Taanit 6b

Shichichah which is still before the harvester in the field isn't Shichichah: Bava Metzia 11a

There is a prohibition against going back for Shichichah: Bava Metzia 11a

Throwing already-collected Shichichah atop other Shichichah to acquire it: Bava Metzia 10a

Falling atop the Shichichah: Bava Metzia 10a

Spreading a garment atop the Shichichah: Bava Metzia 10a

Acquisition via one's field for Shichichah therein, if the owner isn't there: Bava Metzia 11a

Shichichah which is initially forgotten, and then remembered, while the owner is/isn't there: Bava Metzia 11a

The requirement of leaving this produce, if one declares his field ownerless but then harvests it for himself: Nedarim 44b; Temurah 6a