BELL, Chief Judge.
Claimant employed to feed and milk cows was injured while lifting bags of feed. The raw milk obtained from the dairy operation was marketed to a large milk processing company. The board of workmen's compensation found claimant to be a "farm laborer" and denied the claim as our Workmen's Compensation Act does not apply to "farm laborers." Held:
Code § 114-107. The term "farm laborers" must be given its ordinary signification, and it signifies the cultivation of agricultural crops. Pridgen v. Murphy, 44 Ga. App. 147 ( 160 S.E. 701). Dairying is defined by Webster as a branch or department of agriculture concerned with the production of milk. Claimant was a farm laborer and his claim was correctly denied.
Judgment affirmed. McMurray and Smith, JJ., concur.
ARGUED FEBRUARY 28, 1977 — DECIDED APRIL 14, 1977.