Garlic prices soar in Madhya Pradesh mandis - neemuch hits ₹17,300/quintal

Dear farmers, garlic prices in Madhya Pradesh’s major mandis have witnessed a massive surge today. The most surprising figure came from Neemuch Mandi, where garlic prices skyrocketed to ₹17,300 per quintal, marking the highest rate across the state on this date. This steep rise has brought significant relief to garlic-growing farmers. According to the latest mandi price update, high-quality garlic is fetching top prices, while average and low-quality produce is still selling at limited rates.

In this report, you will find:

• Latest garlic prices from Neemuch and other major mandis
• Areas with the highest arrivals and where prices remained stable
• Practical tips for farmers on choosing the best mandi to sell their produce

If you're planning to sell garlic, this report is a must-read to help you decide where to go and when, ensuring you get maximum profit.

Garlic prices in Madhya Pradesh mandis - Top Highlights (May 27, 2025)

Neemuch Sets New Price Record – Garlic Sells for ₹17,300/Quintal: Neemuch mandi saw an arrival of 25.29 tons of garlic, with the highest price touching ₹17,300/quintal — a record-breaking rate this season. This price surge is not only a ray of hope for farmers but also an indication that premium quality garlic can still fetch excellent returns.

Strong Demand in Jaora & Mandsaur – Garlic Fetches ₹15,400 & ₹12,600: Jaora, 138.82 tons of garlic arrived, with a peak price of ₹15,400. Similarly, Mandsaur saw an arrival of 112.04 tons, and garlic there fetched up to ₹12,600. The strong demand in these markets is driving prices up significantly.

Kalapipal Sees Highest Arrival But Prices Remain Low at ₹7,000: Despite recording the highest arrival (300 tons) today, Kalapipal (F&V) mandi saw a capped maximum price of ₹7,000/quintal, highlighting how excess supply puts downward pressure on prices.

Moderate Rise in Bhopal, Indore, and Shujalpur – Prices As Low As ₹800

1. Bhopal: 50.28 tons, price range ₹1,000–₹8,450
2. Indore: 162.78 tons, but prices dipped to ₹800/quintal
3. Shujalpur: Desi garlic sold up to ₹8,300/quintal

Farmer Advisory:

•  Grade and Clean Your Produce – Quality garlic still commands top prices
•  Avoid High-Arrival Mandis – Excess supply often means lower rates
•  Target High-Performing Mandis – If accessible, Neemuch and Jaora can yield high profits

Conclusion: The garlic market in Madhya Pradesh is witnessing dynamic fluctuations, with top-quality produce still attracting premium rates. Farmers should stay informed, track daily prices, and plan mandi visits wisely to maximize their returns.