August 11, 2025 – Today’s Fresh Maize Market Rates: Where Farmers Are Getting the Highest Prices, and Where They’re Disappointed

Farmers, today’s maize mandi prices saw sharp fluctuations across India. In some places, yellow maize crossed the MSP of ₹2,225/quintal, reaching a record ₹2,800, while in others, prices dropped ₹400–₹425 below MSP.

According to the latest mandi data, Paithan mandi in Maharashtra recorded the highest price today, while some mandis in Madhya Pradesh witnessed a drop, leaving farmers disappointed. This price variation is largely due to imbalances in demand and supply, quality differences, and buyer competition.

If you’re planning to sell your maize, this report is essential — it covers state-wise maize prices, the latest arrival data, and the key mandis where you can double your profits.

State-wise Maize Prices – August 11, 2025:

Price & Arrival Analysis:

• Highest Surge: Paithan (Maharashtra) saw yellow maize selling at ₹2,700–₹2,800 per quintal — around ₹575 above MSP.
• Other Highs: Shirur (Maharashtra) recorded ₹2,400–₹2,500, while Jhabua (MP) touched ₹2,320 for good-quality maize.
• Lowest Rates: Khargone (MP) saw prices drop to ₹1,800–₹1,820 — about ₹425 below MSP. Alirajpur and Dhamnod also recorded lower rates of ₹1,900–₹2,100.
• Arrival Trends: Dhamnod (57.45 tonnes) and Khargone (40.13 tonnes) reported the highest arrivals, while Paithan and Shirur saw less than 1 tonne, which kept prices high in these markets.

Advice for Farmers:

• Sell Now: If you have high-quality maize, target Paithan, Shirur (Maharashtra) or Jhabua (MP) for maximum profit.
• Hold Stock: In mandis with prices below MSP (like Khargone, Alirajpur), avoid immediate sales if you have storage facilities — wait for prices to improve.
• Follow Low-Supply Markets: Sending produce to low-arrival, high-price markets can boost returns significantly.

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