Carol Hardbarger is a journalist specializing in agricultural topics, with a focus on the local farming industry in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. She writes for Lancaster Farming, covering a range of issues including sustainability, dairy farming, agricultural policy, and the unique aspects of Pennsylvania's agriculture industry.
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Carol's focus is predominantly on agriculture and farming, with a particular emphasis on the dairy industry. She frequently cites data and covers government announcements related to the agricultural sector, indicating an interest in factual information and regulatory developments.
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By: Carol Hardbarger
Raw Milk Licenses and Permits: What Dairy Farmers Need to Know
Demand for butter is increasing as dairy production rates are going down.
The PA Milk Marketing Board clarifies when dairy farmers should expect to receive their bi-monthly payments from their dealers.
By: Carol Hardbarger
Dairy farmers have several methods of reducing their energy costs and making their farms more sustainable, including biodigesters and solar panels.
A Milk Marketing Board representative shares her thoughts on recent Pennsylvania Farm Bureau resolutions regarding retail assessments on non-Class 1 dairy products and licensing milk distributors to better account for
By: Carol Hardbarger
Demand for cream cheese recently increased by close to 20%, but we're currently experiencing a nationwide shortage.
By: Carol Hardbarger
The Pennsylvania Milk Marketing Board is currently working with the USDA to sort out the problem of bidding under minimum wholesale price.
New research challenges the belief that saturated fats, particularly dairy fats, are harmful, suggesting they may have potential health benefits.
By: Carol Hardbarger
We've come a long way since Louis Pasteur’s work in pasteurization in the late 19th century enabled cultivation to occur without contamination, laying the foundation for the first commercial mushroom
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