On March 17, 1975, claimant was hired by the appellant employer as a farmhand. That same day, after he had completed his work at about 6:00 P.M., he along with a fellow employee went to cut wood for a stove used to heat the house on the farm in which they both lived. While claimant was thus occupied cutting down a tree, a limb fell on his head and severely injured him, and the instant claim resulted wherein the board determined that claimant's injuries were compensable. Initially...
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