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Onion Market Prices Show Sharp Contrast: From ₹300 to ₹2,500, Check the Best Markets Before Selling

Onion Market Prices Today (05 May, 2026)
Onion Market Prices Today (05 May, 2026)

Farmers should take a pause before selling onions, as the market is currently showing two very different trends. According to today’s mandi update, prices in some markets have dropped as low as ₹300 per quintal, while in others, onions are fetching up to ₹2,500 per quintal, offering strong profit opportunities.

As per the latest report dated 05 May 2026, onion prices are heavily influenced by arrivals (supply), quality, and location. Markets receiving large quantities are witnessing price pressure, whereas mandis with limited arrivals and better-quality produce are offering higher rates.

This clearly indicates that choosing the right mandi at the right time is crucial. Selling without proper market knowledge may lead to losses, but a well-planned decision can help farmers take advantage of price fluctuations.

Onion Market Prices Today (05 May, 2026):

State Mandi Arrivals (Tonnes) Variety Min Price (₹/Quintal) Max Price (₹/Quintal)
Gujarat Ankleshwar Mandi Onion Price 16 Onion 800 1,400
Gujarat Bharuch Mandi Onion Price 31.5 Other 800 1,300
Gujarat Bilimora Mandi Onion Price 6.6 Nasik 800 1,600
Gujarat Dahod (Vegetable Market) Onion Price 1.8 Onion 300 1,900
Gujarat Nadiad (Piplag) Mandi Onion Price 11 Onion 1,700 1,900
Gujarat Navsari Mandi Onion Price 46.71 Onion 600 1,600
Gujarat Surat Mandi Onion Price 380 Other 400 1,700
Gujarat Vadodara (Sayajipura) Mandi Onion Price 30.05 Onion 1,000 1,100
Haryana Babain Mandi Onion Price 295 Onion 850 900
Haryana Barwala Mandi Onion Price 3.6 Onion 900 1,000
Haryana Dhand Mandi Onion Price 0.6 Other 2,000 2,200
Haryana Ganaur Mandi Onion Price 1.9 Onion 2,000 2,500
Haryana Gohana Mandi Onion Price 13 Other 800 1,600
Haryana Hansi Mandi Onion Price 25.5 Other 700 1,600
Haryana Hisar Mandi Onion Price 14.9 Other 800 1,400
Haryana Hodal Mandi Onion Price 2.5 Onion 1,000 1,200
Haryana Narnaul Mandi Onion Price 4.2 Onion 800 1,000
Haryana Narwana Mandi Onion Price 4 Onion 1,100 1,200
Haryana Faridabad (New Grain Market) Onion Price 44.8 Onion 800 1,500
Haryana Ratia Mandi Onion Price 42 Other 900 900
Haryana Rewari Mandi Onion Price 6.2 Medium 800 1,200
Haryana Sadhaura Mandi Onion Price 1.1 Onion 900 1,100
Haryana Samalkha Mandi Onion Price 9 Other 1,300 1,400
Haryana Sirsa Mandi Onion Price 12.9 Other 800 1,300
Haryana Siwan Mandi Onion Price 0.8 Other 1,400 1,600
Haryana Sohna Mandi Onion Price 3.5 Onion 1,200 1,500
Haryana Sonipat Mandi Onion Price 13.7 Onion 1,100 1,300

Market Analysis: Arrivals and Price Trends:

  • Surat (380 tonnes) and Babain (295 tonnes) recorded the highest arrivals, keeping prices relatively low at ₹400–₹900.
  • Ganaur and Dhand mandis in Haryana, with very low arrivals, offered strong prices between ₹2,000 and ₹2,500.
  • Dahod mandi in Gujarat recorded the lowest price at ₹300, reflecting oversupply or lower quality.
  • Nadiad and Ganaur showed strong demand for quality onions, with prices reaching ₹1,900–₹2,500.

Overall, markets with high supply are under pressure, while low-arrival markets are offering better returns.

Advice for Farmers:

  1. Consider selling in mandis where prices are ₹2,000 or above (such as Ganaur and Dhand).
  2. Avoid immediate sales in markets offering very low rates (₹300–₹800).
  3. If you have good-quality onions, target mandis with better demand and pricing.
  4. Farmers with storage facilities may benefit from waiting, as the market still shows signs of strength.

FAQs:

Q1. What is the lowest onion price today?
The lowest price recorded in the Onion Market Prices Today (05 May, 2026) is ₹300 per quintal in Dahod mandi.

Q2. Which mandi is offering the highest onion price?
Ganaur mandi in Haryana is offering up to ₹2,500 per quintal.

Q3. Why are onion prices different in each mandi?
Prices vary due to arrivals, quality, and local demand-supply conditions.

Q4. Should farmers sell onions now or wait?
According to Khetivyapar, farmers should wait if prices are low and sell in high-demand mandis.

Q5. Does onion quality affect price?
Yes, better quality onions get significantly higher prices in the market.

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