The wheat prices in major mandis of Madhya Pradesh witnessed fluctuations today. In Guna Mandi, the maximum price of wheat reached ₹3,950 per quintal, while Indore and Bina Mandi also recorded high prices for good-quality wheat. On the other hand, prices remained relatively stable in Khandwa and Berasia mandis. If you are planning to sell your produce, this report will help you make an informed decision. Find out which mandis are offering the best rates and where you can maximize your profits.
The total arrival of mill-quality wheat in Indore Mandi today was 681.28 tons. The minimum price recorded was ₹2,290 per quintal, the maximum price was ₹3,255 per quintal, and the modal price stood at ₹2,880 per quintal. Due to strong demand for high-quality wheat, prices surged above ₹3,200 per quintal.
Berasia Mandi received a total arrival of 201.59 tons of mill-quality wheat today. The minimum price was ₹2,190 per quintal, the maximum price was ₹2,814 per quintal, and the modal price stood at ₹2,520 per quintal. Wheat prices remained relatively stable in this mandi.
Wheat Prices in Bina Mandi: The total arrival of wheat in Bina Mandi today was 36 tons. The minimum price was ₹2,650 per quintal, the maximum price was ₹3,750 per quintal, and the modal price stood at ₹2,700 per quintal. This mandi offered good rates for high-quality wheat.
Wheat Prices in Daloda Mandi: Daloda Mandi saw a total arrival of 22.67 tons of wheat today. The minimum price recorded was ₹2,571 per quintal, the maximum price was ₹2,800 per quintal, and the modal price was ₹2,670 per quintal. Prices in this mandi remained balanced.
Wheat Prices in Guna Mandi: Guna Mandi received 70.86 tons of wheat today. The minimum price was ₹2,650 per quintal, the maximum price soared to ₹3,950 per quintal, and the modal price stood at ₹3,355 per quintal. Guna Mandi recorded the highest maximum price among all mandis, offering excellent rates for high-quality wheat.
Wheat Prices in Khandwa Mandi: Khandwa Mandi saw the highest total arrival of 1,557.08 tons of mill-quality wheat. The minimum price recorded was ₹2,400 per quintal, the maximum price was ₹2,775 per quintal, and the modal price stood at ₹2,611 per quintal. Due to the high supply, prices remained stable in this mandi.
Among all the mandis, Guna Mandi recorded the highest maximum price at ₹3,950 per quintal, making it the most profitable for farmers selling high-quality wheat. Indore and Bina mandis also offered competitive prices. In contrast, Berasia and Khandwa mandis saw relatively lower prices, offering less profit to farmers. Farmers and traders are advised to stay updated with the latest mandi prices before selling their produce to ensure they get the best value for their crops.
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