Garlic prices range from ₹500 to ₹23,000 per quintal! check the latest mandi rates in Bihar, Haryana and MP

Garlic Mandi Bhav 24 October 2026: Farmers planning to sell garlic should check the latest market prices before taking their produce to a mandi. According to the latest mandi price data for October 24, 2026, garlic mandi prices varied significantly across markets in Bihar, Haryana and Madhya Pradesh.

The highest garlic price was recorded at Shujalpur Fruits and Vegetables Market in Madhya Pradesh, where rates reached ₹23,000 per quintal. Ujjain Market followed with a maximum price of ₹21,601, while Neemuch recorded ₹20,300 per quintal. In Haryana, Hansi Market reported a maximum garlic price of ₹20,000 per quintal.

In terms of arrivals, Indore Fruits and Vegetables Market received the largest quantity of garlic at 632.6 tonnes. Shujalpur followed with 151 tonnes, while Ujjain recorded 80.05 tonnes. The figures also reveal substantial differences between minimum and maximum prices, even within the same market.

These variations make it important for farmers to compare today's mandi prices, crop quality requirements and transportation costs before deciding where to sell their garlic.

Garlic Mandi Prices Today in Bihar, Haryana and Madhya Pradesh (October 24, 2026):

The following table provides market-wise garlic arrivals, varieties and minimum and maximum prices across the three states.

Arrival and Price Comparison: Which Market Recorded the Highest Garlic Price?

1. Among the markets covered in the October 24 data, Shujalpur Fruits and Vegetables Market recorded the highest maximum price of ₹23,000 per quintal. However, its minimum price stood at just ₹1,000 per quintal, creating a difference of ₹22,000 between the lowest and highest recorded rates.
2. Ujjain ranked next with a maximum garlic price of ₹21,601 per quintal, followed by Neemuch at ₹20,300. Haryana's Hansi Market also reported a strong maximum rate of ₹20,000 per quintal.
3. Indore Fruits and Vegetables Market recorded garlic prices between ₹1,500 and ₹18,000 per quintal, while Sehore reported a maximum of ₹17,600.
4. In Haryana, Narnaul recorded a maximum price of ₹17,500 per quintal. Barwala (Hisar) reached ₹16,000, while Shahabad reported ₹15,500 per quintal.
5. Garlic prices in Bihar were comparatively lower than the highest rates recorded in Madhya Pradesh and Haryana. Daudnagar Market reported prices between ₹10,000 and ₹11,000 per quintal, while Mohana Market recorded ₹6,150 to ₹6,200.
6. These figures highlight the considerable variation in garlic prices across different markets and varieties.

Indore Records the Highest Garlic Arrivals at 632.6 Tonnes:

1. Madhya Pradesh dominated garlic arrivals among the markets included in the report.
2. Indore Fruits and Vegetables Market received 632.6 tonnes of garlic, the highest arrival volume in the available data. Despite the large quantity, its maximum price reached ₹18,000 per quintal, while the minimum stood at ₹1,500.
3. Shujalpur Fruits and Vegetables Market recorded the second-highest arrivals at 151 tonnes. Ujjain received 80.05 tonnes, followed by Kalapipal Fruits and Vegetables Market with 62.3 tonnes and Sehore with 55.68 tonnes.
4. Neemuch Market reported arrivals of 35.3 tonnes, with garlic prices reaching ₹20,300 per quintal.
5. The situation in Haryana was quite different. Hansi Market recorded arrivals of only 0.7 tonnes, yet its maximum garlic price reached ₹20,000 per quintal. Similarly, Narnaul received just 0.2 tonnes and recorded a maximum price of ₹17,500.
6. This comparison shows that higher arrivals do not necessarily mean a market will offer the highest garlic price. The quality of produce, available varieties, local demand and bidding conditions can all influence the rates farmers receive.

Garlic Prices Start at ₹500 in Ujjain but Reach ₹23,000 in Shujalpur:

1. One of the most striking findings in the latest mandi data is the wide difference between minimum and maximum garlic prices.
2. Ujjain Market recorded the lowest minimum price of ₹500 per quintal, while its maximum price reached ₹21,601. This represents a substantial price variation within the same market.
3. Shujalpur Fruits and Vegetables Market reported prices ranging from ₹1,000 to ₹23,000 per quintal. Neemuch recorded a minimum of ₹1,301 and a maximum of ₹20,300.
4. Indore Fruits and Vegetables Market also showed a broad price range of ₹1,500 to ₹18,000 per quintal.
5. Such differences may reflect variations in garlic quality, grading, varieties and individual market transactions. The maximum price should therefore not be treated as the rate available for every lot of garlic.

Advice for Farmers: What to Check Before Selling Garlic:

1. Farmers preparing to sell garlic should avoid selecting a mandi solely because it has reported a maximum price of ₹20,000 or ₹23,000 per quintal.
2. Instead, they should compare the minimum and maximum prices at nearby markets and check the prevailing auction rates for garlic of similar quality.
3. Garlic quality, bulb size, moisture levels, grading and market demand can affect the price offered by traders. Farmers should also consider transportation expenses, market charges and the distance to the mandi before deciding where to sell.
4. For example, although Shujalpur recorded the highest maximum price of ₹23,000 per quintal, its minimum price was only ₹1,000. Similarly, Ujjain reported a maximum of ₹21,601 but also recorded the lowest minimum rate of ₹500.
5. These differences underline why the highest quoted mandi price does not guarantee the same return for every farmer.
6. Before transporting their produce, farmers should check the latest mandi prices, confirm local market conditions and compare the expected selling price with the total cost of reaching the market. This can help them make a more informed selling decision.

(FAQs):

1. What is the highest garlic mandi prices today?

On October 24, 2026, Shujalpur Fruits and Vegetables Market in Madhya Pradesh recorded the highest maximum garlic price at ₹23,000 per quintal.

2. What is the garlic price in Ujjain today?

Ujjain Market recorded a minimum garlic price of ₹500 and a maximum price of ₹21,601 per quintal on October 24, 2026.

3. Which market recorded the highest garlic arrivals?

Indore Fruits and Vegetables Market in Madhya Pradesh recorded the highest garlic arrivals at 632.6 tonnes.

4. What is the garlic mandi price in Haryana?

Hansi Market recorded a maximum garlic price of ₹20,000 per quintal. Narnaul recorded ₹17,500, while Barwala (Hisar) reached ₹16,000 per quintal.

5. How can farmers get the best price for garlic?

Farmers should compare current mandi prices, check garlic quality and grading requirements, and calculate transportation costs before selecting a market. Follow Khetivyapar for the latest agricultural market price updates.