Today, key vegetable markets across Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh recorded a good arrival of fresh bhindi (ladies finger). Farmers brought in freshly harvested produce, leading to some movement in prices. According to today's mandi price updates, the bhindi price across the country ranged between ₹800 and ₹4800 per quintal. The variation in price was largely dependent on quality, demand, and local market dynamics.
Some mandis, premium quality bhindi fetched high rates, while average quality produce received moderate returns. If you're a farmer or wholesaler dealing in bhindi, it's crucial to keep track of the latest mandi prices to select the right market for maximum profit.
Bhindi Prices in Rajkot (Veg. Sub Yard): Rajkot recorded the highest arrival with 54 tonnes of bhindi today. Prices ranged between ₹4250 and ₹4675 per quintal. Interestingly, the model price was ₹4675, indicating that most trades occurred at the higher end of the range.
Bhindi Prices in Songadh Mandi: Songadh reported a modest arrival of 1.6 tonnes. The bhindi was priced between ₹3500 and ₹4800 per quintal, with the model price at ₹4500. This was considered a profitable rate for farmers.
Bhindi Prices in Bilimora Mandi: At Bilimora, 3.6 tonnes of bhindi (categorized under "Other") arrived. Prices ranged from ₹2000 to ₹3000 per quintal, and the model rate was ₹2500, reflecting a moderate price level.
Bhindi Prices in Morbi Mandi: Morbi mandi saw a total arrival of 2.4 tonnes. Prices hovered between ₹2500 and ₹3500 per quintal, with a model price of ₹3000, indicating satisfactory quality and demand.
Bhindi Prices in Barwani (Fruits & Vegetables Market): Barwani mandi had a limited arrival of 0.61 tonnes. Prices stayed between ₹1150 and ₹1200 per quintal, with a model rate of ₹1170. The market remained slightly dull here.
Bhindi Prices in Indore Mandi: Indore saw the heaviest arrival in the region with 80 tonnes of bhindi. Prices ranged from ₹800 to ₹2500 per quintal, while the average (model) price was ₹1600. This indicates price pressure due to high supply.
Key Takeaways for Farmers and Traders:
