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Arhar (Tur) Dal Market Rates – 15 September 2025: Where Prices Fell and Where They Crossed ₹10,000 – Essential Advice for Farmers

Arhar Dal Price Today
Arhar Dal Price Today

Farmers, if you are planning to sell Arhar (Tur) Dal, today’s report is especially useful. The latest mandi prices from major markets in Uttar Pradesh show significant variation. Prices in some markets dropped to ₹8,800 per quintal, while in others, rates climbed as high as ₹10,610 per quintal. Currently, arrivals are low in most markets, keeping prices elevated and creating excellent earning opportunities for farmers.

For accurate pricing of your Arhar dal, check our daily mandi price updates and make informed decisions.

Uttar Pradesh – Arhar Dal Prices:

Market Arrivals (tonnes) Variety Min Price (₹/quintal) Max Price (₹/quintal)
Firozabad 10.5 Arhar Dal 9600 9850
Ghirour 1.6 Arhar Dal 9465 9665
Gonda 2.5 Arhar Dal 8800 9200
Jahangirabad 0.7 Arhar Dal 9930 10170
Mahoba 0.9 Arhar Dal 10200 10300
Pukhrayan 1.5 Arhar Dal 10580 10610
Raebareli 1.6 Arhar Dal 9740 9780
Sandila 1.1 Arhar Dal 9850 9950
Shahabad (New Mandi) 2 Arhar Dal 9900 10000

Price and Arrival Analysis:

  • Highest Price: Pukhrayan mandi recorded ₹10,610 per quintal. Limited arrivals created strong competition among buyers, keeping prices high.
  • Lowest Price: Gonda mandi saw rates at just ₹8,800 per quintal due to comparatively higher arrivals, which put downward pressure on prices.
  • Moderate Prices: Most markets maintained rates between ₹9,600 and ₹10,000 per quintal, offering a balanced scenario for farmers and traders.
  • Highest Arrivals: Firozabad recorded 10.5 tonnes of Arhar, keeping prices stable without significant spikes.
  • Low Arrival Markets: Jahangirabad, Mahoba, and Pukhrayan had arrivals below 1–1.5 tonnes, resulting in higher rates due to scarcity.

Advice for Farmers:

  1. Sell Immediately: In markets where prices have crossed ₹10,000 per quintal (Pukhrayan, Mahoba, Jahangirabad), selling now is the best option. Take advantage of low supply and high demand to maximize profits.
  2. Hold Stock Strategically: In areas where prices are around ₹9,000–9,600 per quintal (Gonda, Ghirour), farmers may benefit by waiting for rates to improve.
  3. Price Strength Outlook: With low arrivals in several markets, Arhar dal prices are expected to remain strong. Steady demand and limited supply may drive further upward movement.
  4. Importance of Storage: Farmers with proper storage facilities should avoid selling their entire stock at once. Selling a portion now and holding the rest for potentially higher prices can maximize overall returns.

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