June 20, 2025: Major Fluctuations in Onion Prices Across Madhya Pradesh – Indore Hits ₹1660, Sehore Drops to ₹150

Farmers, if you’re planning to sell your onion crop, today’s mandi report from Madhya Pradesh is crucial for you. On June 20, 2025, onion prices in several major mandis across the state saw unprecedented highs and lows that surprised both traders and farmers. While Indore mandi recorded the highest price at ₹1660 per quintal, Sehore mandi saw a shocking drop to just ₹150 per quintal the lowest rate of the season so far.

This detailed report will help you understand:

• Mandi-wise onion arrivals
• Minimum and maximum prices
• Where demand was high
• Where farmers suffered losses

Let’s look at the latest mandi prices across key locations in Madhya Pradesh.

Onion Prices in Major Mandis of Madhya Pradesh (₹/Quintal):

Price Highlights:

• Highest Price: Indore tops the chart with ₹1660/qtl, followed by Pipariya (₹1650) and Kalapipal (F&V) (₹1640).
• Lowest Price: Sehore recorded a shocking low of ₹150/qtl. Kalapipal and Gautampura also saw lows of ₹165 and ₹175 respectively.
• Highest Arrivals: Indore mandi led with 1888.72 tonnes, followed by Kalapipal (F&V) at 600 tonnes.

Farmer Advisory:

• Always check mandi prices before selling, as today’s rates ranged drastically between ₹150 and ₹1660 per quintal.
• If nearby mandi prices are low (₹400–₹600/qtl), consider storing your produce or supplying to higher-paying markets.
• Indore, Pipariya, and Kalapipal (F&V) are offering the best prices today — ideal locations for sale.
• With such volatility, those with storage facilities may benefit by waiting a few days for prices to stabilize or rise further.

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