Garlic prices cross ₹30,000 per quintal! check latest mandi rates in delhi, haryana and madhya pradesh

Farmers planning to sell garlic should check the latest mandi prices for October 14, 2026, before taking their produce to market. Garlic mandi prices today varied significantly across markets in Delhi, Haryana and Madhya Pradesh. Sailana Market in Madhya Pradesh recorded the highest maximum price of ₹31,102 per quintal, followed by Jaora at ₹25,201 and Sitamau at ₹22,121 per quintal.

In terms of arrivals, Indore Market in Madhya Pradesh received the largest quantity of garlic at 583.6 tonnes, with prices reaching ₹17,500 per quintal. Jaora followed with 207.67 tonnes, while Ratlam recorded 152.74 tonnes. Meanwhile, minimum garlic prices dropped to just ₹500 per quintal in some markets.

Here is the complete list of garlic mandi prices, arrivals and varieties recorded on October 14.

Garlic Mandi Prices Today in Delhi, Haryana and Madhya Pradesh (October 14, 2026):

Garlic Arrivals and Price Comparison:

1. According to the October 14 mandi data, Sailana (F&V) Market in Madhya Pradesh recorded the highest maximum garlic price of ₹31,102 per quintal. The minimum price in this market was ₹5,802 per quintal, with total arrivals of 18.1 tonnes. This represents a difference of ₹25,300 per quintal between the minimum and maximum recorded prices.
2. Jaora Market reported the second-highest maximum price at ₹25,201 per quintal, followed by Sitamau at ₹22,121 and Bhopal (F&V) at ₹21,100 per quintal. Ratlam Market also recorded a maximum price of ₹21,000 per quintal.
3. In Haryana, Thanesar Market recorded the highest maximum garlic price at ₹18,000 per quintal. Prices reached ₹16,500 in Narnaul, ₹15,100 in Shahabad and ₹15,000 in Ganaur. Meanwhile, garlic prices at Delhi's Azadpur Market ranged from ₹6,000 to ₹14,000 per quintal.
4. At the lower end, Sehore and Ujjain markets in Madhya Pradesh recorded minimum prices of just ₹500 per quintal. Ratlam reported ₹700, while Akodia (F&V) recorded a minimum price of ₹950 per quintal.
5. These figures highlight the substantial differences in garlic prices, not only between markets but also within individual markets.

Which Market Recorded the Highest Garlic Arrivals?

1. Indore (F&V) Market led garlic arrivals with 583.6 tonnes on October 14. Despite receiving the largest quantity, its maximum garlic price was ₹17,500 per quintal, while the minimum stood at ₹2,000 per quintal.
2. Jaora Market followed with 207.67 tonnes, Ratlam with 152.74 tonnes and Akodia (F&V) with 145 tonnes. Ujjain received 91.66 tonnes, Bhopal (F&V) recorded 74.35 tonnes and Sehore reported 61.7 tonnes.
3. In comparison, garlic arrivals remained relatively low in several Haryana markets. Narnaul and Thanesar received just 0.1 tonne each, while Jagadhri recorded 0.14 tonne and Ganaur received 0.15 tonne.
4. The data also shows that the market with the highest arrivals did not offer the highest maximum price. Sailana recorded the top rate despite receiving considerably less garlic than Indore.

Advice for Farmers:

1. Farmers should compare today's garlic mandi prices and arrival figures in nearby markets before deciding where to sell their produce. On October 14, Sailana recorded the highest maximum price, while Indore received the largest quantity of garlic. The difference between their maximum prices was ₹13,602 per quintal.
2. Garlic prices can vary depending on quality, bulb size, variety, local demand and bidding activity at the market. Farmers should therefore avoid choosing a distant market solely because it has reported a higher maximum price.
3. Before selling, compare the latest rates in nearby mandis, assess the quality of the harvested garlic and calculate transportation expenses. The highest quoted mandi price may not apply to every lot, so the final selling decision should be based on the price realistically available for the produce.

(FAQs):

1. What was the highest garlic mandi bhav on October 14, 2026?

Sailana Market in Madhya Pradesh recorded the highest maximum garlic price at ₹31,102 per quintal.

2. Which market recorded the highest garlic arrivals?

Indore Market in Madhya Pradesh received the highest reported garlic arrivals at 583.6 tonnes.

3. What was the garlic price in Delhi today?

Azadpur Market in Delhi recorded garlic prices between ₹6,000 and ₹14,000 per quintal on October 14, 2026.

4. What was the garlic price in Haryana today?

Thanesar Market recorded a maximum price of ₹18,000 per quintal, while Narnaul reached ₹16,500 per quintal.

5. Where can farmers check the latest garlic mandi bhav?

Farmers can visit Khetivyapar to check daily mandi prices, compare market rates and follow agricultural market updates.