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The conference, called Agriculture Concerns All of Us, is sponsored by OAC, the University of Guelph and the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. More than 800 people, including producers, consumers and agri- business representatives are expected to attend, says Dr. W. S. Young, co- ordinator of agricultural extension education at OAC,. The first day of the conference features concurrent sessions updating weed control in field crops, and machinery systems for manure management. One of the highlights of the day is the display of a new weed spraying unit. The cattle reproduction program scheduled for the morning of thq second. day deals with controlled breeding, bull fertility and reproductive disease problems. Separate sessions for dairy and beef producers are scheduled for the af- ternoon. Speakers in the con- current program on farm land values will discuss the implications of rising land values. The program includes demonstrations of computer land price analysis. The Poultry Industry School will be held in conjunction with the conference at the Arboretum on January 3. Detailed conference programs are available from Dr. W. S. Young, Ontario Agricultural College, University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario NIG 2W1. Queen's.... • from page 6A • a breakdown in com- munications. He continued "In reviewing the correspondence I must say... the breakdown in communications is dif- ficult to understand. Nevertheless, this misunderstanding did arise and was not brought to my attention until I commenced my in- vestigation". This so- • called breakdown in communication has led to a further delay in the WBC's decision on the 22 claims for compensation made by the widows and families of the foundry workers who have " already been waiting for more than a year for a decision. In July, 1977, the boar,d received a copy of a 10 - year study by Dominion Foundries and steel Ltd., which discovered that foundry workers over 45 years old are four and'a half times as likely to contract lung cancer than workers in other parts of the plant. Dofasco of- ficials have pointed out that these lung cancers may be the result of operations and processes in the foundry 20 years ago that no longer apply. Dr . William McCracken, executive director of medical services for the WCB, said in an interview that he sent the study to the Labour Ministry's oc- cupational health and safety division with a request for a detailed evaluation, and•asked for an analysis to determine whether any other studies show an increased in- cidence of lung cancer in foundry workers elsewhere ine the world. The extent of the ministry's involvement was to send a list of oc- cupational health studies in foundries to Dr. McCracken last June. However, Dr. McCracken was under the impression that the ministry was continuing a detailed investigation and held off doing anything about the claims before the Board until the probe was completed.