May one draw water to irrigate vegetables on Chol Hamoed in order to eat them on the holiday?
Synopsis
One may draw water to irrigate vegetables so they will grow and be fit to eat on the holiday itself; if the intention is merely to improve their appearance for after the holiday, it is forbidden.
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