Kinnow
70 acres
Bandial · Punjab · Pakistan
3 generations. One family farm in Punjab. From kinnow orchards to field crops and livestock, we’re building on a legacy that began in the 1940s.
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Acres of farmland
Established
Generations of farming
Head of livestock
A glimpse into our past. Since the 1940s, 3 generations of our family have farmed this land—growing from kinnow orchards into diverse crops and livestock, while embracing innovation.
Our flagship crop
At the heart of our farm
Across 70 acres, kinnow is our largest orchard crop and the commercial heart of Bandial Farms. We grow for wholesale buyers, with care at every stage—from tending the trees to harvesting the fruit and preparing it for dispatch.
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Across the farm
Orchards, seasonal field crops, dairy, livestock and eucalyptus all have a place here. Together, they make Bandial Farms a diverse operation with more than one path to growth.
70 acres
25 acres
25 acres
Wheat · Rice · Sugarcane · Maize
Growing under tunnels
A growing part of the farm
Our on-farm herd
150 acres under cultivation
Tradition × technology
For us, innovation starts with the work itself. Solar infrastructure, improved irrigation, tunnel farming and machinery are helping us develop the farm. We adopt technology where it can make a practical difference to how we grow and operate.
Bring your strengths. Build with ours.
We bring land, farm infrastructure and day-to-day operating experience. We welcome partners who bring capital, technical expertise or access to markets. Together, we can explore what is worth building—and do the work to establish whether it will succeed.
These are business ideas we’d like to develop at Bandial Farms. Read the proposals, explore what each could involve, and talk to us if you see a role for your expertise, capital or market access.
Explore a packhouse built around our 70-acre kinnow orchard, with grading, packing and buyer relationships developed step by step.
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Build on our tunnel-farming experience with a focused crop pilot, testing quality, timing and buyer demand before expanding.
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Test a route from farm-grown turmeric to a consistent bulk product, using pilot batches and buyer feedback to shape the investment.
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Maj Akbar Bandial
After serving in the Pakistan Army, Maj Akbar Bandial returned to the family farm with that ambition. He studied agricultural books and magazines, put new methods to work in the fields and led the farm’s modernisation—bringing a soldier’s discipline and a farmer’s curiosity to the task.
We carry that approach forward today. Better irrigation, solar energy, machinery and new cultivation methods are part of an ongoing effort to farm well, learn from each season and build for the next generation.
Maj Akbar Bandial
CEO, Bandial Farms
My team
From financial planning to the day’s work in the fields, our team brings the judgement, experience and daily attention that farming demands.
Financial Analyst & Business Strategist
Farm Manager
Field Foreman
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Looking to source produce, explore a partnership or share an idea for the farm? Talk to us directly. You can also get in touch to arrange a visit.