[If] someone harvests his field in patches and leaves moist stalks —- R' Akiva says: He gives peah from each one, and the Sages say: From one for all. But the Sages agree with R' Akiva that someone who plants dill or mustard in three places gives peah from each one.

[If] one plucks out moist onions for the market and keeps dry ones [in the ground] for storage, he gives peah for these by themselves and for these by themselves; and similarly with beans, and similarly with a vineyard. [If] one thins out, he gives from what remains for what he left. But [if] one plucks with a unity of hand, he gives from what remains for the whole.

Seed-onions are subject to peah, but R' Yose exempts [them].  Squares of onions between greens —- R' Yose says: Peah from each one. But the Sages say: From one for all.

[If] brothers divided [an inherited field], they give two peahs. [If] they resumed their partnership, they give one peah. [If] two [people] bought a tree, they give one peah. [If] this one bought its northern side and this one [bought] its southern side —- this one gives peah for himself and this one gives peah for himself.  [If] one sells tree sprouts within his field, he gives peah from each one. Said R' Yehudah: When [is this]? When the owner of the field did not leave over; but if the owner of the field left over, he gives peah for all.