Claimant, aged 74, had worked as a farmhand, primarily tending the employer's cows, for three years prior to his illness. There is testimony that in the course of his duties he was exposed to odors, dust, spores, etc., from silage and hay. In addition claimant actually slept in the cow barn where the hay and silage were stored. Although there is the usual difference of medical opinion, there is present substantial medical evidence from which...
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