Tomato Prices Hit Record High! ₹3,500 in Haryana, Just ₹600 in Madhya Pradesh — Check Your District Rates

Tomato prices once again shocked farmers and traders today! In Haryana’s markets, rates soared to an unbelievable ₹3,500 per quintal, while in parts of Madhya Pradesh, prices crashed as low as ₹600 per quintal. This steep fluctuation has left both farmers and traders concerned about the unpredictable market trends.

In markets like Ganaur, Gharaunda, and Pipariya, prices climbed up to ₹3,000 per quintal, while places like Barwani, Sanawad, and Sarangpur recorded sharp declines. Farmers are being advised to closely track market trends and choose the right timing for sales to maximize profits.

Let’s look at today’s state-wise tomato market prices (26th September 2025) and find out which markets touched record highs.

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State-wise Tomato Market Prices (26 September, 2025):

Price and Arrival Analysis:

1. Highest Price: ₹3,500/quintal in Bahadurgarh (Haryana) and Farrukh Nagar (Haryana).
2. Lowest Price: Only ₹600/quintal in Sarangpur (Madhya Pradesh).
3. Highest Arrivals: 15 tonnes in Khargone (Madhya Pradesh).
4. Lowest Arrivals: Just 0.15 tonnes in Chhachhrauli (Haryana).
5. Sharp Rise: Ganaur, Gharaunda, and Pipariya where prices touched ₹3,000/quintal.
6. Steep Drop: Barwani, Sanawad, and Dewas, where prices stayed below ₹1,000/quintal.

Advice for Farmers:

1. In markets with heavy arrivals (Khargone, Indore), it may be better to sell immediately since prices are under pressure.
2. Where low arrivals are fetching higher rates (Ganaur, Gharaunda, Pipariya), farmers should sell now to secure good profits.
3. If rains and humidity continue, tomato quality may decline — farmers should focus on proper storage and crop protection.
4. Retail market prices may rise further, so traders can consider holding partial stocks for better margins.