Dear Farmers, Today, garlic trading in the major markets of Haryana and Delhi stirred considerable activity. In some places, high-quality garlic fetched impressive prices, while in others, heavy arrivals led to slight softness in the mandi rates. Many mandis in Haryana offered excellent prices to farmers, while the Azadpur mandi in Delhi maintained balanced rates today.
If you’re eager to know where the latest mandi prices brought smiles to farmers’ faces, here’s the fresh update from Haryana and Delhi markets!
Garlic Prices in Barara Mandi: Today, 0.1 tons of average-quality garlic arrived at Barara mandi. The prices ranged from ₹2200 to ₹2400 per quintal. The model price stood at ₹2200. Due to low volume and moderate quality, prices remained relatively lower here.
Garlic Prices in Ganaur Mandi: At Ganaur mandi, 1.5 tons of garlic were traded. The prices ranged between ₹9000 and ₹10000 per quintal. The model price was ₹9500, reflecting strong demand and good quality. Farmers were satisfied with the rates here.
Garlic Prices in Palwal Mandi: Palwal mandi witnessed an arrival of 0.8 tons of garlic today. The prices ranged between ₹10000 and ₹12000 per quintal, with the model price recorded at ₹11000 — the highest rate today, indicating the presence of premium-quality garlic.
Garlic Prices in Shahabad Mandi: At Shahabad mandi, 0.16 tons of garlic were brought in. Prices ranged from ₹4100 to ₹5500 per quintal, with the model price at ₹4150.
Garlic Prices in Thanesar Mandi:
Thanesar mandi recorded an arrival of 0.3 tons of garlic today. The minimum price was ₹6000, while the maximum reached ₹10000 per quintal. The model price was ₹8000, showing good demand for above-average quality garlic.
Garlic Prices in Azadpur Mandi: At Azadpur, India’s largest fruit and vegetable market, a heavy arrival of 140.1 tons of garlic was recorded. Prices ranged from ₹2500 to ₹6500 per quintal, and the model price stood at ₹4500. Due to the large inflow, the prices remained slightly under pressure, but overall trading remained steady.
Conclusion: Today, Haryana’s markets offered excellent prices for high-quality garlic, especially at Palwal and Ganaur mandis. On the other hand, heavy arrivals at Delhi’s Azadpur mandi kept the rates somewhat subdued, though demand stayed consistent.
Advice: Farmers holding good-quality garlic should consider selling now to maximize profits.
