In the case of the trellised vine and the date palm that is not so. Even if ninety-nine say to grab [the peah] freely and one says to distribute it, to that one they listen, since he has spoken according to the law.

[If] he took some peah and threw it over the rest, he has no rights in it at all. [If] he threw himself upon it, or if he spread his cloak over it, they remove it from him. The same applies in regard to leket and the same applies in regard to the forgotten sheaf.

Peah may not be reaped with sickles, or dug up with spades, so that they do not strike one another.

There are three appearances during the day: in the morning, at noon, and in the afternoon. Rabban Gamliel says: They said this only so that [people] should not make fewer. R' Akiva says: They said this only so that [people] should not make more. [The people] of Beis Namer used to pick along a rope and give peah for each and every row.