Farmers, if you are planning to sell your potato crop today, this market report could be extremely valuable for you. Potato prices across the mandis of Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, and Delhi witnessed sharp fluctuations today. While some markets recorded strong demand and high prices, several mandis saw rates fall so low that farmers preferred to hold their stock instead of selling.
Today’s mandi bhav update clearly shows how demand, arrivals, and quality jointly influenced potato prices across different regions. A few major mandis reported soaring prices, whereas in many places, the market remained under pressure.
If you want to know where potatoes are selling at the best prices and where rates are dropping, this report will guide your selling decision. Read the full update before deciding whether to sell your crop now or wait for a better market opportunity.
| State | Mandi | Arrivals | Variety | Min Price (₹) |
| Bihar | Arrah | 1.33 | Jyoti | 2000 |
| Bahadurganj | 1 | Jyoti | 2300 | |
| Buxar | 5 | Jyoti | 1650 | |
| Chakia | 60 | Jyoti | 1500 | |
| Natwar | 4 | Jyoti | 1200 | |
| Piro | 4.5 | Jyoti | 1800 | |
| Madhya Pradesh | Indore | 67.11 | Local | 232 |
| Morena | 24.5 | Potato | 500 | |
| Ujjain | 20.84 | Potato | 100 | |
| Delhi (NCT) | Ghazipur | 518.85 | Potato | 1300 |
Price & Arrival Analysis
Bihar: Prices remained mostly stable to firm in Bihar’s mandis. Bahadurganj recorded the highest rate of the day at ₹2400/quintal, while Natwar saw prices dip to ₹1200, despite low arrivals. Chakia reported 60 MT, one of the largest arrivals, keeping prices in the ₹1500–1700 range.
Madhya Pradesh: MP showed the widest price variation today. Indore hit a surprising low of ₹232, while Morena touched ₹2000/quintal. Ujjain recorded the steepest drop at ₹100, driven by quality differences and uneven arrivals across markets.
Delhi (Ghazipur): With a massive arrival of over 518 MT, Ghazipur mandi still maintained strong prices between ₹1300–1700, indicating that demand in the capital region remains healthy.
Hold Stock Where Prices Are Low: In markets like Ujjain and Natwar, waiting for a few days may help farmers get better prices.
Good Opportunity to Sell in High-Rate Markets: Farmers near Bahadurganj, Morena, and Delhi can benefit from selling now as rates remained strong.
Heavy Arrivals May Bring Prices Down: In mandis like Chakia and Ghazipur, where arrivals are high, prices may weaken anytime. Sell high-quality stock early.
Use Storage Smartly: Farmers with storage should consider selling half their stock now and storing the rest, as demand may rise further during the festive period.
Monitor Daily Trends: Keeping track of arrival and price movements helps farmers get better profits and avoid sudden price drops.
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