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Lant Hill Farm Bed and Breakfast

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03/21/2021

Houston, we have a boilin'

03/14/2021

We've been so busy with maple (🍁) season, we didn't share pictures...until now! Hardy the pup is hardly helpful 😂

03/13/2021

A little fun info for your Saturday from
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It's that time of the year!

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02/27/2021

Hi all - we're trying to collect as many images from our friends and guests of the farm to share on social media (and save for posterity's sake). Have you visited? Do you have photos to share? Please send them any way you wish to [email protected] . - Jenn

(Image description: Trees with leaves of various shades and a freshly planted field of garlic. Sunset of pinks and blues.)

02/22/2021

Don Previtali purchased the 125-acres that is now Lant Hill Farm in 1972. Don was attracted to the area ever since he was a child coming to visit his great-uncle's dairy farm in Hartford. He specifically chose this land because there had never been any chemical fertilizers or pesticides used here. You could say Don was ahead of his time in the area with organic and biodynamic agricultural practices. This approach to farming was handed down from his mother who studied Rudolph Steiner's anthroposophical teachings. Over the years Don has become an incredible "soil builder" and has maintained this "clean land".
The property has been farmed since the 1800s. The original family to work the land and live on the hill was the family of James Lant. To pay homage to the first farmers to live here we have kept their name alive in our farm's namesake.
Along with the farm keeping him busy, Don was a farrier shoeing Upstate NY and Vermont's horses for nearly 35 years. Don also drove a school bus for Argyle Central School for 30 years. If your parents grew up in Argyle there is a good chance they rode on his bus at some point.
The first photo above is of Don at 30 years old (1977). This photo hung in the Easton Town Hall for over a decade. The second is a recent photo of Don in his 1987 John Deere 2950, since he is over 70 now we figured he could have a tractor with a cab.
-H.Paul

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02/21/2021

Just taaap it in, give a little tappy, tap, tap, taparoo.
Sap will be running soon. Maple syrup isn’t just from VT and Canada!

(almost)

12/25/2020

Happy and healthy holidays to all our friends. We may not be together but we're holding you in our 💜s. We spent some of the day making hot honey 🔥 🍯 and garlic powder 🧄 for health and joy. May 2021 be bright.

11/21/2020

"November is the ugliest month of the year" says Sue. But, it gives us bounty! Look at that cabbage!

08/08/2020

Garlic is prepped and ready to go to Gardenworks

05/15/2020

Don's been practicing banjo, Sue drums, David has a harmonica, and Jenn the guitar. See you when it's safe to do so -

04/05/2020

We really do wish you were here ... but hope you're all practicing social distancing. Sending care and support (and pictures of crocuses) to all the front line workers during this time.

Address

687 McEachron Hill Rd
Argyle, NY
12809

Telephone

+15186388003

Website

http://www.lanthill.com/

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Lant Hill Farm Bed and Breakfast near Saratoga Springs is more than a place to sleep for a night – it’s a destination.

At Lant Hill Farm Bed & Breakfast you won’t be overwhelmed by crowds of guests like you would in downtown Saratoga Springs. Our bed and breakfast offers two rooms, each with private baths. The chalet-style architecture offers unique living space that provides privacy and comfort.

We take great pride in offering hospitality on the farm. Enjoy a full breakfast in our large and comfortable common rooms. Or, take your freshly prepared meal on to the spacious deck that overlooks the mountains.

Guests are encouraged to explore our 100+ acre farm: visit our heritage-breed cows, walk in the fields, and sample fruits and vegetables in the gardens. Intrepid nature-lovers are invited to take in the land certified as a wildlife habitat by the National Wildlife Federation, while others can relax with a good book or play games. For families who want to travel, yet not venture far from the immediate area (less than 30 minutes), you can visit a gourmet restaurant, a chocolatier, a micro-brewery and countless farms.

The farm is our home and has been for nearly 50 years. Come see why – We’re open all year round.