Wheat Prices in MP Cross ₹3,100 on May 31, 2025 — But Many Mandis Still Below MSP

Sagar, Neemuch, and Bhopal — witnessed high price fluctuations for wheat, While some farmers fetched over ₹3,100 per quintal, many others were forced to sell below the Minimum Support Price (MSP) of ₹2,425. Rates varied significantly across different wheat varieties such as Malwa Shakti, Mill Quality, and Organic Wheat.
In some mandis, lower arrivals and better quality boosted prices, while in high-supply areas, rates remained under pressure.

Highlights from Today’s Wheat Price Report:

• Which mandi gave the highest profit to farmers
• Which wheat variety fetched premium rates
• What farmers are saying about the current mandi situation
• And based on today’s rates - where you should sell to earn the most

Remember: With the right information and the right mandi at the right time, you can earn better profits and fair returns for your hard work.

Wheat Prices in Madhya Pradesh Mandis (May 31, 2025):

Sagar Mandi Tops with ₹3,170/Quintal - Highest in the State: On this day, Sagar mandi recorded the highest wheat price at ₹3,170 per quintal, setting a new local benchmark. Similarly, Neemuch mandi reported a top rate of ₹2,880, signaling that high quality and controlled supply brought better returns.

Some Mandis Still Below MSP:

While certain mandis saw strong rates, others fell below the MSP of ₹2,425. For example:

• Berasia reported a minimum price of ₹2,200, which is ₹225 lower than MSP.
• Ghansor had a maximum price of just ₹2,400, again under the government benchmark.

Demand for Mill Quality & Organic Wheat: Many mandis saw increased arrivals of Mill Quality wheat, particularly in Bamora, Betul, Berasia, and Bina. These varieties found moderate demand.
Only Balaghat mandi reported Organic wheat, which traded at a flat ₹2,300 per quintal.

Indore & Bhopal Mandis Show Strength: Indore, the popular Malwa Shakti variety sold between ₹2,565 and ₹2,580, remaining above the MSP. Meanwhile, Bhopal mandi offered up to ₹2,800, giving farmers a much-needed boost.

What Farmers Are Saying: Many farmers expressed concern over inconsistent pricing. While some secured good rates for high-quality produce, others struggled to even cover costs, especially in mandis where prices were well below MSP.

Final Takeaway: Market conditions remain volatile. To secure better prices, farmers must:

• Focus on quality
• Track local price trends
• Choose mandis with lower arrival volumes but higher demand

Stay updated with our daily mandi bhav reports to make the right move at the right time.

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