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Citrus (Kinnow)
Documented on a working Kinnow orchard in Sargodha, Pakistan's citrus belt.

Like every PQNK crop, Citrus (Kinnow) is governed by the same four principles: no soil disturbance, no inundation, permanent biological cover and maximum biodiversity. What follows is specific to Citrus (Kinnow) — the engineering and management, not the underlying biology.
Overview
Citrus, in particular Kinnow, is documented on a working orchard in Sargodha — the heart of Pakistan's citrus belt — through direct testimony from the grower.
PQNK Practices Applied
- Orchard-scale soil and root-zone rehabilitation under PQNK
- On-the-ground testimony from an established Kinnow grower
Documented Field Result — Sargodha, Pakistan
“Citrus on PQNK.” — Nasir Goraya, Kinnow grower, Sargodha
Related Knowledge Papers
The full science and field data behind citrus (kinnow) under PQNK.
- Restoring Prosperity in Citrus and Mango Orchards Through the PQNK Regenerative System
- Achieving a High-Density Kinnow Plantation through the PQNK Framework: A Comparative Analysis of Rootstock Options and Their Synergy with Regenerative Soil Ecology
- A Knowledge Paper on Citrus Flowering and Fruiting Within the PQNK Ecosystem
- Soil Strategy for Citrus in Yellow Sand Dunes

