Dear Farmers, soybean prices are experiencing slight fluctuations, but high-quality produce is fetching better rates in some markets. In Gujarat, arrivals have been relatively low, keeping the market stable, while in Rajasthan, despite high arrivals, prices have remained steady without significant declines. It is crucial for farmers to stay updated on the latest market rates and avoid selling their produce in haste. Let’s take a look at today’s market trends and prices!
Soybean Prices in Bagasara Market: The total arrival of soybeans was 1 ton, with prices ranging from ₹2,500 to ₹3,565 per quintal, and the model price recorded at ₹3,032 per quintal. Due to lower arrivals, prices have remained relatively stable.
The total arrival stood at 0.5 ton, with the minimum price at ₹3,700 per quintal and the maximum at ₹3,850 per quintal. The model price was ₹3,775 per quintal. Prices showed slight fluctuations but remained mostly stable.
Soybean Prices in Dhoraji Market: Today, 3.5 tons of soybean arrived, with prices varying between ₹3,380 and ₹3,805 per quintal, and a model price of ₹3,780 per quintal.
Soybean Prices in Khedbrahma Market: The total arrival was 2 tons, with a minimum price of ₹4,900 per quintal and a maximum of ₹5,150 per quintal, while the model price stood at ₹5,025 per quintal. This market recorded the highest soybean prices today, indicating strong demand for premium-quality produce.
Soybean Prices in Upleta Market: The total arrival was 15 tons, with prices ranging between ₹3,500 and ₹3,785 per quintal, while the model price settled at ₹3,700 per quintal. Due to higher arrivals, prices remained balanced.
Soybean Prices in Kota Market: The total arrival was 587 tons, the highest among all markets today. The minimum price stood at ₹3,980 per quintal, while the maximum reached ₹4,072 per quintal, with the model price recorded at ₹4,000 per quintal. Despite the heavy arrivals, prices remained stable, keeping the market balanced.
Suggestions for Farmers:
Soybean prices may fluctuate further in the upcoming days. Farmers and traders are advised to stay updated with the latest market trends and sell their produce at the right time to maximize profits.
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