Farmers, today saw fluctuations in soybean prices across major markets in Madhya Pradesh. While prices increased in some markets, others recorded slight declines. Indore, Ganjbasoda, and Bhopal markets saw soybean prices hovering around ₹4000 per quintal, providing good returns for farmers. However, in Bairasia and Dewas, heavy arrivals led to a slight drop in prices. If you want to sell your crop at the right time for maximum profit, keep an eye on the latest market rates.
Soybean Prices in Indore Market: Indore market recorded a total soybean arrival of 59.85 tons today. The minimum price was ₹4025 per quintal, while the maximum price reached ₹4055 per quintal. The model price stood at ₹4050 per quintal, making it one of the highest in comparison to other markets.
Soybean Prices in Bairasia Market: Bairasia market witnessed a high arrival of 173.93 tons of soybeans. Due to heavy supply, prices remained slightly lower. The minimum price recorded was ₹2300 per quintal, while the maximum price reached ₹2755 per quintal. The model price for today stood at ₹2700 per quintal.
Bhopal market, the soybean arrival was relatively lower at 6.91 tons. The minimum price was ₹3485 per quintal, while the maximum price touched ₹3919 per quintal. The model price was ₹3900 per quintal, making it a good option for farmers looking to sell at competitive rates.
Soybean Prices in Dewas Market: Dewas market recorded the highest arrival of 673.64 tons today. Due to the large supply, price fluctuations were noticeable. The minimum price was ₹1385 per quintal, while the highest price reached ₹4380 per quintal. The model price remained at ₹3950 per quintal, which was close to the market average.
Soybean Prices in Ganjbasoda Market: Ganjbasoda market saw an arrival of 152.54 tons of soybeans. The minimum price here was ₹2900 per quintal, and the maximum price reached ₹4295 per quintal. The model price settled at ₹4000 per quintal, making it one of the better-paying markets today.
Soybean Prices in Harda Market: Harda market registered a total arrival of 331.89 tons of soybeans. The price range varied widely, with the minimum price recorded at ₹1000 per quintal and the maximum price reaching ₹4042 per quintal. The model price stood at ₹3920 per quintal, reflecting stable rates in the region.
Best Markets to Sell Soybean Today – Farmer Guide:
If you are planning to sell your soybean crop, choosing the right market is crucial to get the best price.
Indore, Ganjbasoda, and Bhopal markets are offering ₹4000 per quintal or higher, making them the most profitable options for farmers today.
On the other hand, Harda and Dewas markets have recorded lower prices due to higher supply. However, if your soybean quality is good, you can still negotiate for better prices.
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