Note: This story, originally published in December 2015, is being republished.<\/p>\n
Prunty Farms, a fifth-generation family farm in South Dakota, has captured attention with its unique holiday tradition: tractor snow art. Farmer Dan Prunty used a John Deere 6400 to carve \u201cMerry Christmas\u201d in cursive through 10 inches of snow. The stunning creation was filmed by his son, Adam Prunty, using a drone.<\/p>\n
The video, titled \u201cDeere Tracks,\u201d has gone viral, introducing tractor snow art to many. Adam explained, \u201cI drove it first with the tractor, then my dad drove it again while I filmed with a drone. I just kind of freehand-ed it.\u201d<\/p>\n
This artistic endeavor reflects the family\u2019s farming heritage and creative approach to celebrating the season. Adam, who has been making drone videos since acquiring one two years ago, continues to share the farm\u2019s beauty and creativity, attracting a wider audience to their YouTube channel.<\/p>\n
Prunty Farms\u2019 tractor snow art has become a symbol of holiday spirit, blending farming skills with modern technology. It\u2019s a heartwarming reminder of the joy and innovation that can be found in unexpected places, spreading Christmas cheer far beyond their South Dakota fields.
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