Farmers, if you are looking for the latest market prices of Arhar Dal (Toor Dal), this report will be highly useful for you. Today, fluctuations were observed in the prices of Arhar Dal across major markets in Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra. While prices remained stable in some markets, others recorded lower-than-expected rates, which may concern farmers. To ensure you sell your crop at the best price, read this report carefully and find out where you can get the most profitable rates.
Azamgarh Mandi Arhar Dal Price: Azamgarh Mandi, the total arrival of Arhar Dal was recorded at 19 tons. The minimum price stood at ₹14,650 per quintal, while the maximum price reached ₹14,770 per quintal. The model price remained ₹14,700 per quintal, indicating steady demand in this market.
Bahraich Mandi Arhar Dal Price: Bahraich Mandi, the arrival of Arhar Dal was 21 tons. The minimum price was recorded at ₹12,500 per quintal, while the maximum price reached ₹12,950 per quintal. The model price settled at ₹12,750 per quintal. Prices in this market were relatively lower, which may impact farmers’ earnings.
Lucknow Mandi Arhar Dal Price: Lucknow Mandi, the total arrival stood at 26 tons. Prices were comparatively better, with the minimum price at ₹13,500 per quintal and the maximum at ₹13,700 per quintal. The model price was ₹13,600 per quintal, offering balanced rates for both traders and farmers.
Shamli Mandi Arhar Dal Price: Shamli Mandi, the arrival of Arhar Dal was relatively low at 1.8 tons. Despite this, prices remained favorable, with a minimum price of ₹14,560 per quintal and a maximum price of ₹14,640 per quintal. The model price was ₹14,600 per quintal, making this mandi a profitable option for farmers.
Sitapur Mandi Arhar Dal Price: Sitapur Mandi, the total arrival was 9.4 tons. The minimum price stood at ₹14,200 per quintal, while the maximum price reached ₹14,350 per quintal. The model price was recorded at ₹14,310 per quintal.
Mumbai Mandi Arhar Dal Price: Mumbai Mandi, the total arrival was 163.7 tons, making it the mandi with the highest supply today. Prices varied widely based on quality, with the minimum price at ₹7,200 per quintal and the maximum price reaching ₹15,500 per quintal. The model price was ₹12,000 per quintal, indicating strong demand for high-quality Arhar Dal in this market.
Today, Arhar Dal prices showed mixed trends across Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra. In Uttar Pradesh, stable prices were recorded in Lucknow and Azamgarh, while Bahraich saw relatively lower rates. Meanwhile, Maharashtra’s Mumbai market reported the highest arrival and a wide range of prices based on quality, from ₹7,200 to ₹15,500 per quintal.
Farmers looking to maximize their profits should stay updated on market rates and strategically sell their produce based on demand and location. Monitoring both local and distant market prices can help them make well-informed selling decisions for better earnings.
