June 26, 2025 Maize Mandi Price Report, Prices Reach ₹2250 in Uttar Pradesh, Some Mandis Below MSP

Dear Farmers, If you're planning to sell your maize crop soon, today's mandi update is highly relevant. On June 26, 2025, several major mandis in Uttar Pradesh recorded heavy maize arrivals. The good news is that in some markets, today’s maize prices crossed the Minimum Support Price (MSP) of ₹2225 per quintal, offering relief to farmers.

The highlight of the day was Kayamganj mandi, where maize prices peaked at ₹2250/quintal, slightly above the MSP. Other mandis like Badaun, Bisoli, and Babrala also reported favorable rates close to or above MSP, benefiting local farmers.
However, not all regions saw positive trends. Sikandrarao and Bhejhauri mandis recorded low prices ranging between ₹1300 and ₹1600/quintal, leading to disappointment among farmers in those areas.

So the key questions are:

• Will prices rise or fall in your mandi?
• Is now the right time to sell your maize?

This report includes:

• andi-wise latest maize prices
• A clear comparison with MSP
• Expert suggestions for farmers

Read on to find out where you can get the best price for your maize and how to make the most of the current market trends.

Maize Prices in Key Mandis of Uttar Pradesh (June 26, 2025):

Key Highlights:

• Kayamganj Mandi reported the highest price of the day at ₹2250, exceeding the MSP.
• Badaun and Bisoli maintained steady prices close to ₹2200, offering satisfactory returns to farmers.
• Sikandrarao and Bhejhauri, however, saw minimum rates as low as ₹1300–₹1600, which may not be profitable for sellers.

Farmer Advisory

1. For those with good-quality maize: You may get the best value by selling in high-performing mandis like Kayamganj, Badaun, or Bisoli, where prices are strong.
2. If your local mandi is offering low rates (below MSP): It may be wise to hold your stock temporarily, as market trends indicate a possibility of price improvement in the coming week.

Conclusion: Maize prices across UP are currently varied, with some mandis exceeding MSP and others falling short. Farmers should closely monitor quality, local demand, and mandi trends before making sales decisions.

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