May one gather wood from a field on Chol Hamoed to improve it for plowing, or only if gathering for personal use?
Synopsis
It is forbidden to gather wood from a field to prepare it for plowing. However, if it is apparent the intent is to use the wood for personal need (such as taking large pieces and leaving small), it is permitted.
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