Insurance court allowed pension claim where recipients lived near farmland without livestock, deemed farming activity.

The Insurance Court reversed the Pension Board's decision to allow a pension claim for recipients living approximately five kilometers from the farmland. Although the recipients did not reside on the land itself, they lived in close proximity to a grain field where no livestock was present. The court determined that their residence near the field constituted the practice of agriculture, thereby satisfying the eligibility criteria for the pension.