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The latest market prices for Arhar (Tuvar) Dal across various mandis in Madhya Pradesh reveal significant fluctuations as of October 20. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the current prices in different markets:
In Balwadi, a limited arrival of 9 tonnes of Arhar Dal was recorded, with prices ranging from ₹7,600 to ₹8,000 per quintal, stabilizing at an average price of ₹8,000.
Meanwhile, in Udaipura in Raisen district, 5.99 tonnes were noted with a minimum price of ₹8,385 and a maximum price of ₹9,400 per quintal. The average price stood at ₹9,400, indicating a healthy demand for Arhar Dal. The Pipariya mandi saw an arrival of 2.75 tonnes, with prices fluctuating between ₹5,700 and ₹8,000 per quintal, stabilizing at an average price of ₹8,000. While Pipariya is well-known for Arhar Dal, there is a growing emphasis on organic cultivation among farmers in this mandi.
In Katni, a substantial 90.32 tonnes were recorded, with prices ranging from ₹9,500 to ₹9,750 per quintal, maintaining an average price of ₹9,750. This significant volume reflects a strong supply in the region.
Additionally, Damoh reported 35.93 tonnes of arrivals, showing considerable price variability, with a minimum of ₹5,900 and a maximum of ₹10,080 per quintal. The average price was noted at ₹10,065, indicating robust demand.
In the Jabalpur mandi, 6.71 tonnes were recorded, with prices ranging from ₹8,090 to ₹8,960, stabilizing at an average price of ₹8,960, reflecting stable market conditions. Kareli witnessed an arrival of 2.7 tonnes, with an average price of ₹7,300 per quintal, indicating lower market activity. Finally, Umariya had an arrival of 5.2 tonnes, with prices stabilizing at ₹6,500 per quintal. Overall, the varying arrivals and price trends for Arhar Dal across different mandis in Madhya Pradesh highlight the dynamic nature of the market. It is essential for farmers and traders to stay informed about these latest market prices to make informed decisions.
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