Seeds of terumah: when he collects them, they are forbidden; but if he discards them, they are permitted. So too the bones of sacrifices: when he collects them, they are forbidden; but if he discards them, they are permitted.  Coarse bran is permit-ted. Bran of new [wheat] is forbidden, and of old [wheat] is permitted. And he conducts himself with terumah the same way he conducts himself with chullin. Someone who sifts flour [and retains] a kav or two kav per seah should not destroy the remainder, but should place it in a protected place.

A storeroom from which one cleared out wheat of terumah, we do not obligate him to sit and pick up [kernels of the terumah wheat] one by one; rather, he sweeps [the storeroom] as is his [usual] way, and puts chullin into it.

And so also, a barrel of oil that was spilled, we do not obligate him to sit and dab with his hand; rather, he conducts himself toward it the same way he conducts himself toward chullin.

[If] one is pouring from one barrel to another, and three drops have dripped [out], he may put chullin into it. If he inclined it, and [wine or oil] accumulated, it is terumah. How much must there be of terumas maaser of demai for him to take it to a Ko-hen? One [part] of eight of an eighth.