Potato arrivals reach thousands of tonnes in barabanki and agra, but prices range from ₹450 to ₹1,200 per quintal: check the complete mandi list

Farmers planning to sell potatoes should check the latest mandi prices for October 09, 2026 before taking their produce to the market. Potato mandi prices varied across mandis in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh. In Uttar Pradesh, Hathras recorded a maximum price of ₹1,100 per quintal, while Noida reached ₹1,000 and Farrukhabad recorded a maximum of ₹920 per quintal.

Terms of arrivals, Barabanki recorded the highest volume at 4,030.30 tonnes. Agra followed with 2,299.60 tonnes, while Fatehabad received 1,889 tonnes and Kannauj recorded 1,778.80 tonnes. In comparison, potato arrivals in Noida were only 8.6 tonnes, showing a considerable difference in supply across markets.

While checking today's mandi prices, farmers should consider not only the maximum rate but also the quantity arriving at each market and prices in nearby mandis. Comparing these details can help them better understand market conditions before selling their produce.

Below is the complete mandi-wise list of potato prices and arrivals in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh for October 09, 2026.

Potato Mandi Prices Today in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh (October 09, 2026):

Arrival and Price Comparison:

1. On October 9, the maximum potato price in the listed markets ranged from ₹500 to ₹1,200 per quintal. Ghazipur recorded the highest maximum price at ₹1,200 per quintal, followed by Hathras at ₹1,100 and Noida at ₹1,000.
2. However, several mandis with high arrivals recorded lower prices. Agra received 2,299.60 tonnes of potatoes, but its maximum price was ₹600 per quintal. Barabanki recorded arrivals of 4,030.30 tonnes, with a maximum price of ₹745. Fatehabad received 1,889 tonnes, while its maximum price stood at ₹500 per quintal.
3. These figures show that the maximum price and arrival volume differed considerably across the markets covered in the report.

Which Mandis Recorded the Highest Potato Arrivals?

Barabanki topped the arrival list with 4,030.30 tonnes, followed by:

• Agra: 2,299.60 tonnes
• Fatehabad: 1,889 tonnes
• Kannauj: 1,778.80 tonnes
• Chhibramau: 1,547 tonnes

At the other end, Noida recorded just 8.6 tonnes, while Muzaffarnagar received 12 tonnes. Prices in markets with low arrivals should not automatically be treated as representative of the rate available for large quantities of potatoes.

Where Were Prices Relatively Higher or Lower?

1. Among the listed markets, Ghazipur recorded a maximum price of ₹1,200 per quintal, while Hathras reached ₹1,100. Noida recorded a maximum of ₹1,000, and Farrukhabad reached ₹920 per quintal.
2. On the lower side, Fatehabad recorded a price range of ₹450–₹500 per quintal. Bharthana ranged from ₹459 to ₹500, while Aligarh recorded prices between ₹490 and ₹500 per quintal.
3. Farmers should remember that these are the reported minimum and maximum prices for each market. The actual price offered for a particular lot may vary depending on quality and other market conditions.

Advice for Farmers:

1. Before selling potatoes, farmers should check today's mandi prices in nearby markets and compare the rates with transportation expenses. The October 9 figures show that Ghazipur recorded a maximum of ₹1,200 per quintal and Hathras ₹1,100, while Barabanki and Agra recorded maximum prices of ₹745 and ₹600, respectively.
2. Farmers should not select a mandi based on its maximum price alone. Potato quality, the rate available for their particular produce, market arrivals and transportation costs should all be considered before deciding where to sell.
3. Comparing nearby markets and checking the latest prices before departure can help farmers make a more informed selling decision.

FAQs:

1. What was the highest potato mandi price on October 09, 2026?

Ghazipur market in Delhi recorded the highest maximum price among the listed markets at ₹1,200 per quintal.

2. What was the potato price in Hathras today?

Hathras market in Uttar Pradesh reported a minimum price of ₹500 and a maximum price of ₹1,100 per quintal.

3. What was the potato price in Noida mandi today?

Noida recorded a minimum price of ₹956 and a maximum price of ₹1,000 per quintal.

4. Which mandi recorded the highest potato arrivals?

Barabanki recorded the highest potato arrivals at 4,030.30 tonnes, followed by Agra at 2,299.60 tonnes.

5. How can farmers get better prices for potatoes?

Farmers should compare the latest mandi prices in nearby markets, check the rate offered for their potato quality and account for transportation expenses before choosing where to sell.