Dear farmers, if you are confused about today’s mung dal mandi prices, this report is essential for you. On June 3, 2025, several major mandis across the country witnessed sharp fluctuations in the latest mung dal prices.
While some mandis in Gujarat and Rajasthan recorded rates below the Minimum Support Price (MSP), a leading mandi in Maharashtra brought some relief by reporting prices close to or above the MSP. This has given farmers hope that with the right mandi selection and timing, they can get fair value for their hard work.
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With mandi-wise analysis, learn how to adopt the right strategy for better profits. Read the full report carefully and choose your mandi wisely — because today’s correct decision determines tomorrow’s earnings.
Bagasra Mandi: Total mung dal arrival was 0.3 tonnes. The price for the "Other" variety ranged between ₹7,000 and ₹7,700 per quintal. The modal price stood at ₹7,350, which is below the MSP. This indicates that farmers are not receiving adequate support prices in this mandi.
Dhoraji Mandi: A good arrival of 2.5 tonnes was recorded today. The "Local" variety prices ranged from ₹5,530 to ₹7,830 per quintal. However, the modal price was only ₹6,780, significantly below the MSP, which may impact farmers’ incomes.
Khedbrahma Mandi: This mandi received 2 tonnes of mung dal today. Prices for the "Other" variety ranged between ₹7,500 and ₹7,725 per quintal. The modal price was ₹7,612. Although these rates are slightly better, they still remain below the MSP.
Kalyan Mandi: The best news came from Kalyan mandi today. With an arrival of 0.3 tonnes, the "Other" variety fetched prices between ₹9,200 and ₹9,600 per quintal. The modal price was ₹9,400, which is above the MSP, offering much-needed relief to farmers.
Kota Mandi: Kota mandi saw a total arrival of 2.7 tonnes. The "Other" variety prices ranged from ₹6,561 to ₹7,600 per quintal. The modal price was ₹7,000, which is also below the MSP, indicating that farmers in Rajasthan are struggling to get better prices.
Conclusion: Most mandis across the country reported mung dal prices below the MSP today, which remains a concern for farmers. Kalyan mandi in Maharashtra was the only exception, where prices crossed ₹9,000 per quintal, providing better returns than the MSP. This report highlights the persistent gap between market prices and government support prices.
