Green Pea Prices Today: Read This Report Before Selling — Prices Touch ₹9,000 per Quintal in This Mandi

During the peak winter season, green peas have emerged as a high-income crop for both farmers and traders. The latest mandi prices from across the country clearly show that the green pea market is not moving uniformly everywhere. While extremely low arrivals have pushed prices to record highs in some mandis, heavy supply has capped rates in others.

The biggest highlight of the day came from Kalyan Mandi in Maharashtra, where green pea prices created a new record by touching ₹9,000 per quintal. This sharp surge has boosted farmer confidence. On the other hand, several mandis in Madhya Pradesh and Punjab reported relatively higher arrivals, keeping prices within a limited range. This has left many farmers wondering whether to sell immediately or wait for a better opportunity.

Today’s market trends clearly indicate that quality, arrivals, and choosing the right mandi are the real keys to higher profits. Markets receiving fresh, premium-quality peas are witnessing strong prices, while supply-heavy markets remain under pressure.

If you are a farmer, trader, or someone who closely follows mandi trends, this report is essential. Below, you will find:

• State-wise green pea mandi prices
• Arrival trends across major markets
• Reasons behind price fluctuations
• Practical selling advice for farmers

All this to help you choose the right mandi at the right time for better returns.

Green Pea Market Prices – State-wise Report:

Price and Arrival Trend Analysis

• Kalyan Mandi (Maharashtra) recorded the sharpest price jump, where green peas traded between ₹8,000 and ₹9,000 per quintal, driven by extremely low arrivals of just 0.3 tonnes.
• Bhopal APMC also witnessed firm prices above ₹6,600, supported by very limited arrivals of 0.6 tonnes.
• In contrast, Ashoknagar (Madhya Pradesh) saw arrivals of 25.9 tonnes, which restricted prices to around ₹3,100 per quintal.
• In Ropar (Punjab), with arrivals of 18 tonnes, prices remained moderate at ₹2,200–₹2,600.
• Rahuri Mandi (Maharashtra) recorded medium arrivals, keeping prices in the range of ₹1,800–₹3,000.

Overall, markets with low arrivals and superior quality produce clearly outperformed supply-heavy mandis.

Advisory for Farmers

• Farmers with fresh, high-quality green peas can earn better profits by selling in low-arrival mandis such as Kalyan and Bhopal.
• In high-arrival markets like Ashoknagar and Ropar, prices are currently under pressure; if storage or nearby alternative mandis are available, delaying sales may be beneficial.
• With the possibility of increased arrivals in the coming days, prices may soften, so farmers are advised to monitor mandi trends regularly before taking selling decisions.