What to do with self-grown produce
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Question
Self-grown produce has grown in my yard, which is forbidden to eat. What should I do? On one hand, it is forbidden to destroy vegetables that grew in the Sabbatical year, but on the other hand, it is forbidden to maintain the self-grown produce, and they are forbidden to eat.
Answer
It is a mitzvah to uproot them, and after uprooting them, it is permitted to destroy them by hand.
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