Arhar Dal Prices Today - From Mumbai to Uttar Pradesh: Where Are Farmers Getting the Best Rates?

Farmers, if you are planning to sell your Arhar (Tur) Dal, today’s mandi update is very important for you. On 10 September 2025, major mandis across India witnessed sharp fluctuations in prices. In some markets, heavy arrivals pushed rates down, while in others, limited supply drove prices above ₹10,500 per quintal.

The Mumbai mandi in Maharashtra recorded the highest arrivals at 293.8 tonnes, with prices ranging between ₹8,400 and ₹12,000 per quintal. In contrast, mandis across Uttar Pradesh quoted prices between ₹9,000 and ₹10,650 per quintal, with Bharathna, Kasganj, and Pukhrayan recording the highest rates.

This report will help you identify where to sell for maximum profit and where it might be better to hold your stock for now.

State-wise Arhar Dal Price Report -10 September 2025:

Price & Arrival Analysis - Where Prices Rose, Where They Dropped:

• Highest Price: Mumbai (Maharashtra) at ₹12,000/qtl.
• Lowest Price: Gonda (Uttar Pradesh) at ₹8,800/qtl.
• Highest Arrivals: Mumbai (293.8 tonnes) and Hathras (150 tonnes).
• Strong Price Surge: Bharathna, Etawah, Pukhrayan, and Kasganj all above ₹10,500/qtl.
• Weak Markets: Gonda, Balrampur, and Nawabganj prices stayed below ₹9,600/qtl.

Farmer Advisory:

1. Sell immediately in high-price mandis (Bharathna, Pukhrayan, Kasganj, Etawah) where rates are above ₹10,500/qtl.
2. In heavy arrival mandis (Mumbai, Hathras), prices may fall further holding stock could be more profitable.
3. Farmers in low-price zones (Gonda, Balrampur, Nawabganj) should avoid distress selling and wait for a price recovery.
4. With the festive season approaching, demand is expected to increase prices may strengthen further in the coming weeks.

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