Wheat Prices Surge in Madhya Pradesh Mandis, Farmers Get Rates Above MSP

Farmers, if your wheat harvest is ready and you're wondering whether to sell now or wait a little longer, this mandi report is a must-read for you. Today, wheat prices in major mandis of Madhya Pradesh witnessed sharp fluctuations.
While mandis like Indore, Tikamgarh, Niwari, and Sendhwa saw prices shooting up to ₹2701 per quintal, several places recorded wheat being sold below the MSP of ₹2425/quintal. This price variation clearly highlights the influence of location, quality, and local demand on market rates.

In This Report:

• Today’s mandi-wise wheat prices
• Comparison with MSP – where farmers are gaining, where they’re not
• Direct selling advice to help you maximize your profit

Let’s dive into today’s wheat rates across Madhya Pradesh and decide – is it the right time to sell or should you wait a bit longer?

Indore Records Highest Wheat Price – ₹2701 per Quintal: Indore mandi stood out today, recording the highest wheat price at ₹2701 per quintal for mill quality wheat, with an arrival of 2.65 tons. This is ₹275 above the MSP, indicating strong buyer interest in high-quality grain.

Strong Rates in Tikamgarh, Niwari, and Sendhwa Mandis: Tikamgarh recorded mill quality wheat between ₹2500–₹2565, Niwari between ₹2500–₹2525, and Sendhwa up to ₹2600/quintal. These trends point to solid demand for premium-quality wheat in these regions.

Burhanpur and Ratlam See Weak Prices, Below MSP: On the flip side, Burhanpur reported the lowest wheat prices, with rates between ₹2000 and ₹2100 per quintal—well below the MSP. Ratlam mandi also saw lower prices ranging from ₹2200–₹2255.

Farmer Advisory:

• If your local mandi is offering prices below MSP, consider storing your produce or exploring better markets nearby.
• Mill quality wheat is in demand—maintain grain quality to attract better prices.
• Monitor rates daily and sell where prices exceed ₹2500/quintal to maximize profit.