Mustard market prices today (July 23, 2026): haryana rates cross ₹8,000 per quintal, madhya pradesh markets continue trading above MSP

Farmers planning to sell mustard should closely monitor today's mandi prices, as most major agricultural markets reported rates above the Minimum Support Price (MSP) of ₹6,200 per quintal on July 23, 2026. Strong demand and quality arrivals supported prices across several markets in Haryana and Madhya Pradesh, allowing many growers to secure attractive returns.

The day's biggest highlight came from Haryana, where mustard prices crossed ₹8,000 per quintal in several wholesale markets. Markets in Madhya Pradesh also witnessed healthy trading, with most maximum prices remaining comfortably above the MSP. However, lower-grade produce continued to fetch below-MSP minimum prices in a few markets, indicating that quality, arrivals, and local demand remain key price drivers.

Farmers are advised to compare prices across nearby mandis before selling, as selecting the right market can significantly improve overall returns.

Mustard Arrivals and Prices in Haryana and Madhya Pradesh (July 23, 2026):

Market Analysis:

• Among all reported markets, Rewari Market in Haryana recorded the highest arrivals at 89.6 metric tonnes, followed by Barwala (Hisar) with 49.8 tonnes and Hisar Market with 47.8 tonnes. In Madhya Pradesh, Neemuch Market received 46.54 tonnes, while Katni and Mehgaon recorded arrivals of 42.68 tonnes and 28.68 tonnes, respectively.
• The highest price of the day was recorded at Rewari Market, where mustard sold for ₹8,040 per quintal. Strong prices were also reported from Ateli and Hansi markets, both touching ₹8,000 per quintal.
• In Madhya Pradesh, Jaora Market recorded a maximum price of ₹7,960 per quintal, followed by Neemuch at ₹7,881, Damoh at ₹7,800, and Mandsaur at ₹7,796, reflecting healthy demand for quality produce.
• Despite the positive trend, some markets continued to report minimum prices below the MSP. Sagar recorded a minimum of ₹4,705 per quintal, Damoh reported ₹5,030, and Neemuch recorded ₹5,400, highlighting the impact of quality differences, moisture content, and local buying activity on market prices.

Advice for Farmers:

1. Farmers with clean, low-moisture, and well-graded mustard can consider markets such as Rewari, Ateli, Hansi, Jaora, Neemuch, and Mandsaur, where premium prices are currently being recorded.
2. Compare prices across nearby mandis before transporting produce to maximize returns.
3. Proper cleaning, grading, and packaging can improve bidding competition and help secure higher market prices.
4. In markets where prices remain close to or below the MSP, farmers with storage facilities may consider monitoring market trends before making a selling decision

FAQs:

1. What is the Mustard Market Price Today?

The Mustard Market Price Today reached a maximum of ₹8,040 per quintal at Rewari Market in Haryana on July 23, 2026.

2. What is the MSP for mustard in 2026?

The Mustard MSP 2026 is ₹6,200 per quintal.

3. Which market recorded the highest mustard price today?

Rewari Market in Haryana recorded the highest Mustard Market Price Today at ₹8,040 per quintal.

4. Which Madhya Pradesh market offered the best mustard price?

Jaora Market reported one of the highest prices in Madhya Pradesh, with mustard selling up to ₹7,960 per quintal.

5. Where can farmers get daily mustard mandi updates?

Farmers can visit Khetivyapar regularly for the latest Mustard Market Price Today, mandi arrivals, MSP updates, and daily agricultural market reports.