Mustard Market Prices: Mustard Reaches ₹7,210 in Naraingarh - Check Latest Rates in Delhi, UP and Haryana

Farmers, if you are planning to sell your mustard crop or want to know the latest market trends, today’s mandi price update is very important for you. On 10 March 2026, mustard prices in several major markets across the country were seen around or above the Minimum Support Price (MSP) of ₹5,950 per quintal. However, in some markets prices were slightly below MSP, while in others mustard recorded strong gains.

The biggest highlight today was in Naraingarh market of Haryana, where the maximum mustard price reached ₹7,210 per quintal, attracting the attention of many farmers. Meanwhile, several markets in Uttar Pradesh and Haryana recorded good arrivals, increasing competition and activity in the market.

In some markets, heavy arrivals put slight pressure on prices, while in markets with lower arrivals, prices remained relatively strong. Therefore, it is important for farmers to know which markets are offering the best mustard prices before deciding where to sell their crop.

Below is the state-wise mandi report with arrivals, varieties, and price ranges.

Mustard Market Prices Today - State-wise Table (10 March, 2026):

Price and Arrival Analysis:

Today, the strongest mustard price was recorded in Naraingarh market (Haryana), where the maximum price reached ₹7,210 per quintal, which is about ₹1,260 higher than the MSP.

In Rura market of Uttar Pradesh, mustard prices were also strong, reaching ₹6,375 per quintal. Meanwhile, in Najafgarh market in Delhi, mustard sold between ₹6,200 and ₹6,281 per quintal.

On the other hand, some markets saw prices below MSP. In Ambala Cantt market (Haryana), mustard sold between ₹5,100 and ₹5,600, while in Atrauli and Sikandrarau markets (Uttar Pradesh) prices ranged between ₹5,500 and ₹5,700 per quintal.

In terms of arrivals, Rura market recorded the highest supply with about 210 tons of mustard, followed by Karnal (49.8 tons) and Gharaunda (27.6 tons). Meanwhile, Najafgarh market in Delhi received only 1.6 tons, which helped keep prices relatively strong there.

Suggestions for Farmers:

• Farmers may get better prices in markets where mustard rates are above MSP, such as Naraingarh, Rura, and Najafgarh.
• In markets where prices are below MSP, farmers may consider holding their stock for some time if storage is possible.
• As arrivals of mustard are expected to increase in the coming days, farmers should closely monitor daily mandi prices before selling their crop.

FAQs:

1. What is the MSP for mustard in 2026?
The Minimum Support Price (MSP) for mustard for the 2025–26 marketing season is ₹5,950 per quintal.

2. Which mandi recorded the highest mustard price today?
According to the Mustard Market Prices Today report, Naraingarh mandi in Haryana recorded the highest price of ₹7,210 per quintal.

3. Why are mustard prices different in each mandi?
Prices vary due to arrival quantity, demand from traders, quality of produce, and local market competition.

4. Which mandi had the highest mustard arrivals today?
Rura mandi in Uttar Pradesh recorded the highest arrival with around 210 tons of mustard.

5. Where can farmers check daily mustard mandi prices?
Farmers can check daily updates and analysis on platforms like Khetivyapar, which regularly publishes mandi price reports.