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2. The Rabbinical Melachos:[1]
It is Rabbinically forbidden to perform any of the following Melachos [even during Biblical Shemitas]:
- Covering the produce as protection from the sun.
- Weeding [Nikush]
- Idur [Digging around roots]
- Watering [Haskah]
- Fertilizing [Zibul]
- Yibul-Cutting a Yaboles from a tree
- Piruk-Removing dry branches and leaves from a tree
- Ivuk- Covering the roots with earth
- Grooming the branches
- Harkava-Grafting
- Powdering the tree with growth vitamins
- Removing rocks from on top of the roots-Sikul
- Ishun: To smoke the tree to kill the worms.
May a Jew perform Melacha to the land of a gentile?[2]
No.
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