Four generations on one patch of Punjab.
The Seedrus story is a family story — of soil worked patiently over a century, and of a farm always quietly reinventing itself.
A farm that has always looked forward
Our roots run back to the early twentieth century, when the family first worked this land growing cotton. Decades later came the pivotal turn to Kinnow — a bet on a sweeter, more sustainable future that has defined the grove ever since.
What began without formal scale has grown into a thriving family grove, carried forward today by the next generation.
A century in four chapters
Early 1900s
Roots in the soil
Khem Chand Setia worked this land growing cotton, season after season, building a foundation that would outlast him.
A turning point
From cotton to Kinnow
The family moved toward the mandarin that thrives in this corner of Punjab, beginning a new chapter for the farm.
Through the decades
Growing the grove
Generation by generation, the work developed into a family Kinnow grove across the Khuian Sarwar belt.
Today
A new beginning
The next generation is bringing the grove toward modern standards and a longer-term farm-to-plate future.