Remembering Didar Singh Bains, the ‘Peach King’ of California. He was a visionary who turned a humble immigrant journey into an extraordinary legacy.

He arrived in the US in 1958, worked tirelessly in fields, and became one of the world’s largest peach growers.
He revolutionized farming in Yuba City, uplifting local farmers and boosting the economy.
He supported the victims of 1984 Sikh genocide who left India for US and gave them work in his fields.
He was instrumental in building the Yuba City Sikh Temple, now a cornerstone of the Sikh diaspora.
Instrumental in setting up annual Sikh parade in Yuba City. His idea was “it’s important for us to tell the people who we are.”
Championed Sikh rights globally, preserving our identity and heritage.

From orchards to global influence, his life is a testament to hard work, faith, and community service. Rest in power, Didar Singh Bains.