Wheat market prices today: premium wheat sold at ₹4,925/quintal in this market

If you're planning to sell your wheat, today's market report is worth checking. On July 15, 2026, wheat market prices showed significant variation across major agricultural markets in India. While Ashoknagar Mandi recorded a record arrival of 1,118.17 tonnes, premium-quality wheat fetched as high as ₹4,925 per quintal. Meanwhile, Sharbati wheat was sold at up to ₹3,200 per quintal in Sehore Mandi, whereas ordinary wheat continued to trade below the Minimum Support Price (MSP) of ₹2,585 per quintal in several markets.

Today's market trends clearly indicate that wheat quality, variety, and the choice of mandi are playing a crucial role in determining farmers' earnings. Premium varieties such as Sharbati and Lokwan are attracting higher prices, while markets receiving large quantities of ordinary wheat are witnessing downward pressure on prices.

If you have high-quality wheat ready for sale, it is advisable to compare today's mandi rates before making a selling decision.

Wheat Prices and Arrivals in Bihar and Madhya Pradesh (15 July, 2026):

Market Analysis:

Ashoknagar recorded the highest wheat arrivals of 1,118.17 tonnes, followed by Mandsaur (697.50 tonnes), Betul (622.95 tonnes), Vidisha (616.52 tonnes), and Ujjain (424.02 tonnes).

Most ordinary wheat traded between ₹2,300 and ₹2,700 per quintal, while premium-quality varieties received significantly higher prices.

Key highlights include:

• Ashoknagar Market: Premium wheat sold at ₹4,925/quintal, the highest price of the day.
• Bina Market: Maximum price reached ₹3,806/quintal.
• Sehore Market: Sharbati wheat fetched up to ₹3,200/quintal.
• Vidisha and Ujjain Markets: Wheat prices crossed ₹3,000/quintal.

On the other hand, lower-grade wheat continued to trade below MSP in some markets. The lowest prices were recorded in Mandsaur (₹1,000/quintal) and Ujjain (₹1,250/quintal).

Advice for Farmers:

1. Farmers with Sharbati, Lokwan, or other premium wheat varieties may receive better returns in markets such as Ashoknagar, Sehore, Vidisha, and Bina.
2. Compare mandi prices before selling, as ordinary wheat is still trading below MSP in several markets.
3. If storage facilities are available, farmers may consider waiting for improved market prices.
4. Proper cleaning, grading, and moisture control can help secure premium prices.
5. Monitor daily mandi rates regularly, as price differences of ₹1,500–₹2,000 per quintal are currently being observed between different markets.

FAQs:

Q1. What is the highest wheat price today on 15 July 2026?
The highest wheat price was recorded in Ashoknagar Market, where premium wheat sold for ₹4,925 per quintal.

Q2. Which market offered the highest price for Sharbati wheat?
Sehore Market offered the highest Sharbati wheat price of ₹3,200 per quintal.

Q3. Which markets crossed ₹3,000 per quintal today?
Ashoknagar Market, Bina Market, Sehore Market, Vidisha Market, and Ujjain Market recorded wheat prices above ₹3,000 per quintal for premium-quality wheat.

Q4. Is ordinary wheat selling above MSP?
No. In several markets, ordinary wheat is still trading below the MSP of ₹2,585 per quintal.

Q5. Where can farmers check daily wheat market prices?
Farmers can check the latest wheat prices, market prices, arrivals, and agricultural market updates on Khetivyapar.