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Mishnah, Menachot, 10.8

nan [Before the omer] one may reap [grain] in irrigated fields in the valley, but one may not stack it. The people of Jericho used to reap [before the omer] with the approval of the sages, and used to stack it without the approval of the sages, but the sages did not protest. One may reap the unripe grain for cattle feed. Rabbi Judah said: When is this so? If one had begun to reap it before it had reached a third of its growth. Rabbi Shimon says: one may reap it and feed [his cattle with it] even after it has reached a third of its growth."

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danby,herbert	Brooks (1983) 184
dispute	Brooks (1983) 184
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pagan,pagans,decline of'	Levine (2005) 483
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