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The ECFA is a member based county affiliate of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture, one of Ontario?s general farm organizations. The general purpose of the ECFA is to lobby to improve the economic and social well being of farmers in Essex County, provide members with information on agricultural issues and to increase public awareness of agriculture and the food system. The Essex County Federation also provides educational opportunities such as the annual Farm Hiker Tour every fall. The Essex County Federation of Agriculture supports local farmers by co-ordinating the ''BUY LOCAL'' campaign that includes the pamphlet which highlights producers, products and where consumers can locate them. Supporting your local farmer supports your local economy.
Youth Diversion provides a series of eight youth programs that focus on building confidence, making healthy decisions and improving communication.
In the early 1960's, Dr. Elmer Butt, a noted Windsor radiologist and equestrian observed horses being used for therapy with physically challenged children in England. He brought the idea back to Windsor with him and in September 1971, Dr. Butt chaired a meeting to form what was to become the Windsor Association of Riding for the Handicapped (W.A.R.H). It became the first such association in Canada.
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