Today, mustard trading saw significant activity in major mandis of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. With a good volume of arrivals from farmers, the supply increased, leading to a mix of stable and rising prices across various markets. Nationwide, the mustard price ranged from ₹5439 to ₹8700 per quintal, showing a wide variation based on location and quality. Some mandis saw stable prices due to higher arrivals, while others recorded a price surge due to better quality produce. If you are involved in mustard farming or trading, staying updated on the latest mandi prices can help you make profitable decisions by selling your produce at the right place and time.
Mustard Prices in Khatora Mandi: Today, Khatora mandi received 7 tonnes of mustard. Prices ranged from ₹5900 to ₹5925 per quintal, with the model rate at ₹5910. Although the rates were reasonably profitable, they remained slightly lower compared to other mandis.
Mustard Prices in Pohri Mandi: Pohri mandi recorded a light arrival of 5.34 tonnes. Mustard prices here ranged between ₹6000 and ₹6100 per quintal, and the model rate stood at ₹6050, indicating a good return based on crop quality and steady demand.
Mustard Prices in Barad Mandi: With a total arrival of 5.05 tonnes, Barad mandi reported prices between ₹6000 and ₹6050 per quintal. The model rate was ₹6030, reflecting a balanced and stable pricing environment for farmers.
Mustard Prices in Bassi Mandi: Bassi mandi witnessed an arrival of 10.4 tonnes today. Prices varied from ₹5439 to ₹6156 per quintal, with a model rate of ₹5797, indicating mid-level pricing influenced by moderate demand.
Mustard Prices in Malpura Mandi: Malpura recorded the highest volume of mustard arrival today, with 691.9 tonnes brought to the mandi. Prices ranged from ₹5550 to ₹6272 per quintal, and the model rate was ₹5900. Large-scale trade and healthy returns made this mandi active and favorable for sellers.
Mustard Prices in Mohanagarh Mandi: Mohanagarh mandi saw a special variety of mustard—"Big 100 Kg", with a total arrival of 150 tonnes. Prices soared between ₹8100 and ₹8700 per quintal, with the model rate hitting ₹8400, the highest in the country today. This highlights strong quality and high demand in this market.
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