May one bring cattle into a field on Chol Hamoed for fertilization, and under what payment conditions?
Synopsis
One may not bring cattle into a field on Chol Hamoed for fertilization. If a non-Jew brings them independently, it is permitted even on Shabbat without payment; on Yom Tov, one may give food payment only; on Chol Hamoed, other payment is allowed if the non-Jew is not hired or directed.
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