Punjab’s onion markets witnessed notable fluctuations in prices on May 14, 2025. In mandis like Rayya and Tanda Urmur, onion prices peaked at ₹2000 per quintal, while in Garhshankar and Zira, the rates remained moderate. Despite limited arrivals in some areas, farmers were able to fetch good prices, bringing a ray of hope to the agricultural community.
Once again, the latest mandi prices for onions were heavily influenced by factors such as quality, variety, and local demand. For farmers, understanding these dynamics is crucial in deciding the right time and place to sell their produce.
If you are involved in onion farming or trade, today's mandi report can help you make informed decisions. Read the full report carefully and keep a close watch on market trends.
Onion arrival in Tarn Taran was 1.3 tonnes. Prices remained relatively stable, with a minimum rate of ₹1300, a maximum of ₹1500, and a modal price of ₹1400 per quintal — indicating steady demand in the local market.
Garhshankar mandi saw an arrival of 8.9 tonnes, a decent quantity for the region. Prices for the “Other” variety ranged between ₹1000 and ₹1300 per quintal. The modal price stood at ₹1200, considered satisfactory for average-quality produce.
Onion Prices in Rayya market: Though Rayya mandi recorded a low arrival of just 0.05 tonnes, the “Red” variety of onions fetched impressive rates — with a minimum of ₹1900, a maximum of ₹2000, and a modal price of ₹1950 per quintal.
Onion Prices in Tanda Urmur market: Tanda Urmur mandi witnessed an arrival of 3.3 tonnes. Prices for the “Other” variety ranged from ₹1500 to ₹2000 per quintal, with the modal price recorded at ₹1800.
Onion Prices in Zira market: Zira mandi received 1.72 tonnes of the “Local” variety. Prices fluctuated between ₹1000 and ₹1500 per quintal, with the modal rate at ₹1300 — considered fair in the local market context.
Onion Prices in Ghanaur market: Ghanaur mandi, the arrival was slightly lower at 0.2 tonnes. The “Other” variety was priced between ₹1100 and ₹1300 per quintal, with the modal rate fixed at ₹1200.
Farmer’s Advisory: Key Tips for Selling Onion Crop at the Right Time
If your onion crop is ready and you are planning to sell it soon, keep a close eye on mandis like Rayya and Tanda Urmur, where prices have reached up to ₹2000 per quintal. If your produce is of high quality — with good size, color, and freshness — you may secure better rates in these markets.
On the other hand, regions like Garhshankar and Zira are currently witnessing more moderate prices. If you are not in a hurry to sell, waiting a few days and analyzing the market trend could result in better returns.
Choosing the right market at the right time is key to maximizing your profit. Stay updated with mandi prices before making any selling decisions.
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