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- A Beraisa, and Rava: A firstborn animal is considered to have a blemish only if an expert rules that it has one.
Read More - Rav Nachman and Rav Nachman bar Yitzchak: The Halachah follows Rebbi Yehudah's version of the disagreement between Akavya and the Rabanan (see Daf 25, #4).
Read More - After a Chatas or Asham has been slaughtered, one may benefit from wool that fell off of it while it was alive.
Read More - One may not benefit from wool that fell off of a firstborn animal or Ma'aser Behemah while it was alive, even after it was slaughtered.
Read More - The Mishnah discusses the minimum amount of time that a person must take care of a firstborn animal before he gives it to the Kohen.
Read More - One should not give Terumah, Ma'aser Rishon, or Ma'aser Ani to a Kohen, Levi, or poor person as his wages for helping in the field.
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