Welcome to our farm site
We are a family-run fruit tree farm operating since 1991 and located in Punjab, India. The farm is run by Mr. J. Singh Grewal and his family.
We grow a variety of fruits on our farm; from lemons (nimbu), guava (amrood), pears (nashpati), along with some pomegranate (anar) and mango (amb).
Around 75% of the fruit trees found in our farm are pear trees. The pears trees were first planted in around 1991 and many of those initially planted are still found on the farm and producing large yields of fruit.
The type of pear tree planted was recommended by the Punjab Agricultural University (Ludhiana) (“PAU”). The lifespan of these pear trees is typically 100 years.
As recommended by the PAU the trees are spaced at around 6m x 6m to allow for them to fully mature, so that the tree can grow by around 2-3 metres from its trunk in all directions, and also to maintain proper spacing to ensure the fruit can be picked in an effective way.
Around 20% of the fruit trees found in our farm are amrood (guava). The amrood trees were introduced to the farm in the last 10 years as a way to diversify the type of fruit produced. Additionally the amrood fruit provides 2 crops each year; a summer and a winter crop.
Our fruit is typically sold at the mandi (market) but local buyers also come and pick their own fruit and purchase it directly from the farm.
Our Fruit Tree Farm Location in Punjab
Our fruit tree farm is split in 2 separate 5-acre farms:
- The main farm is located as in the above Google Map.
- The other farm is located 0.4km away towards the village of Kutbewal (shown shaded green in the above Google Map).
The farm is located around 7km from the town of Goraya (to its North) and around 10km from the town of Phillaur (to its South).
Talk to us
Have any questions? Interested in buying fruit direct from a farm? Or working on our farm (we offer full-time positions). Or if you are looking to act as a tenant to our pear or guava trees, we are always open to talk about your business and how we can work together.