Check these garlic mandi prices before selling today! ₹28,300 in mandsaur, rates up to ₹14,000 in delhi — see the complete list

Farmers planning to sell garlic should check the latest mandi prices for October 3, 2026 before taking their produce to the market. Garlic prices showed a significant difference across mandis in Delhi and Madhya Pradesh today.

In Madhya Pradesh, Mandsaur Mandi recorded the highest garlic price of ₹28,300 per quintal. The maximum rate reached ₹24,300 per quintal in Jaora and ₹20,700 per quintal in Narsinghgarh.

In terms of arrivals, Jaora Mandi recorded the highest garlic arrival at 227.03 tonnes. Mandsaur followed with 213.14 tonnes, while Delhi's Azadpur Mandi recorded 132.5 tonnes. The maximum garlic price at Azadpur stood at ₹14,000 per quintal, considerably lower than the maximum rate recorded in Mandsaur.

The table below provides the complete mandi-wise garlic prices and arrivals recorded on October 3, 2026, helping farmers compare rates across different markets.

Garlic Mandi Prices Today in Delhi and Madhya Pradesh (October 03, 2026):

Arrival and Price Comparison:

1. The October 3 data shows that Mandsaur recorded the highest maximum garlic price at ₹28,300 per quintal. The minimum price there was ₹1,000, creating a substantial gap between the lowest and highest reported rates.
2. Jaora followed with a maximum rate of ₹24,300 per quintal, while Narsinghgarh recorded ₹20,700 and Neemuch ₹18,000 per quintal. Bhopal also recorded a maximum garlic price of ₹17,800, while Sehore reached ₹17,401 per quintal.
3. Delhi, Azadpur Mandi recorded garlic prices between ₹6,000 and ₹14,000 per quintal. Indore reported a price range of ₹3,314 to ₹13,000 per quintal.
4. Other notable maximum prices included ₹17,590 in Ratlam (F&V), ₹17,000 in Daloda, ₹16,500 in Shujalpur (F&V), and ₹16,011 in Ujjain.

Where Were the Highest Garlic Arrivals Recorded?

1. Jaora Mandi recorded the highest garlic arrival among the listed markets at 227.03 tonnes. Mandsaur followed with 213.14 tonnes, while Ujjain recorded 116.57 tonnes.
2. Akadiya (F&V) recorded 110 tonnes, followed closely by Shujalpur (F&V) at 109.86 tonnes. Delhi's Azadpur Mandi also received a substantial 132.5 tonnes of garlic.
3. Other significant arrivals included 90.62 tonnes in Bhopal and 80.4 tonnes in Ratlam (F&V).
4. At the lower end, Bareli (F&V) recorded only 0.06 tonnes of garlic arrivals. Chhindwara (F&V) received 0.1 tonnes, while Narmadapuram (F&V) recorded 0.3 tonnes.

Advice for Farmers:

1. Before selling garlic, farmers should keep an eye on both the today mandi price and arrival levels in nearby markets. The October 3 data shows a wide variation in maximum prices across the listed mandis.
2. Farmers should not select a mandi solely because it has reported the highest maximum rate. The quality and variety of the garlic, transportation cost, distance to the market and current arrivals should also be considered before taking a selling decision.
3. Particular, a high rate reported in a mandi with very low arrivals should not automatically be treated as the normal price that a farmer will receive for the entire quantity. Comparing the latest mandi price across nearby markets can provide a more practical basis for deciding where to sell.