Today, mustard prices and arrivals showed noticeable variations across different mandis in Rajasthan. While prices remained stable in some locations, others reported strong rates despite heavy arrivals. This directly benefited farmers, who were able to secure good returns for their produce. According to Today Mandi Bhav, mustard prices in several mandis ranged between ₹4,800 and ₹5,500 per quintal. In certain locations, strong demand and high-quality produce led to an upward trend in prices.
Both farmers and traders were visibly active in the markets today, resulting in improved trading activity. If you are involved in mustard farming or trading, this report can help you identify the most profitable mandis and make informed selling decisions.
Bassi mandi received an arrival of 8 tonnes of mustard today. Trading involved ‘other’ varieties, with prices ranging from ₹5,236 to ₹5,990 per quintal. The model price stood at ₹5,613 per quintal. Although the prices were slightly on the lower side, trader interest remained steady.
Mustard Price in Beawar Mandi: Beawar mandi reported a relatively low arrival of 3.2 tonnes, yet prices remained strong. Rates ranged between ₹5,700 and ₹5,800 per quintal, with the model price at ₹5,750. Despite the limited quantity, the good quality of mustard maintained solid demand in the market.
Mustard Price in Deeg Mandi: Deeg mandi stood out today, recording the highest mustard price across Rajasthan. With a significant arrival of 81.4 tonnes, prices ranged from ₹5,450 to ₹6,133 per quintal. The model rate was ₹5,868. Strong prices and active trading created a positive atmosphere for farmers in this mandi.
Sikri mandi recorded the highest arrival of the day at a massive 410 tonnes. Mustard under the “Big 100 Kg” category was traded here, with prices ranging from ₹5,520 to ₹6,000 per quintal. The model rate was ₹5,700. The stability in prices despite such large inflow indicates a healthy balance between supply and demand.
Mustard Price in Surajgarh Mandi: Surajgarh mandi received a decent arrival of 26 tonnes today. Prices ranged from ₹5,600 to ₹5,700 per quintal, with a model price of ₹5,650. The market remained calm and steady, enabling farmers to fetch fair prices for their produce.
Conclusion: Overall, Rajasthan's mustard market remained stable and favorable for farmers today.
If you’re planning to buy or sell mustard, it’s important to keep an eye on daily mandi prices. Timely and informed trading can help maximize your profits.
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