R' Eliezer says: Land with the capacity for [planting] a quarter-kav [of seed] is subject to peah. R' Yehoshua says: One which yields two seahs. R' Tarfon says: Six by six handbreadths. R' Yehudah ben Beseirah says: Enough to reap [a fistful] and repeat. And the law follows his words. R' Akiva says: Land of any size is subject to peah, and to bikkurim, to write against it a prozbul, and to acquire along with it things that offer no sec- urity, by money, by deed, or by an act of possession.

[If] one writes over his property [to others] while he is lying ill —- [if] he leaves land of any size [for himself], his gift is a gift; [if] he leaves no land at all [for himself], his gift is not a gift.  [If] one writes over his property to his sons, and assigns to his wife land of any size, she loses her marriage settlement. R' Yose says: If she accepts, then even though he did not assign her [anything], she loses her marriage settlement.

[If] one writes over his property to his slave, [the slave] goes free. [If the master] retains land of any size, [the slave] does not go free. R' Shimon says: In all cases he goes free, unless [the master] says: “All my property is given to Mr. So-and-so my slave except for one ten-thousandth part thereof.”

Peah is given while attached to the ground. With the trellised vine and the date palm, the owner brings down [the fruit] and distributes it to the poor. R' Shimon says: So too with the smooth nut tree. Even if ninety-nine say to distribute [the peah] and one says to grab it freely, to that one they listen, since he has spoken according to the law.