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Potato Market Prices Today (15 February, 2026) Find Out Where Rates Have Fallen and Where You’re Getting Better Prices

Potato Market Prices Today (15 February, 2026)
Potato Market Prices Today (15 February, 2026)

Today marks the auspicious occasion of Mahashivratri. On this sacred day dedicated to Lord Shiva, farmers across the country began their morning with prayers, seeking prosperity for their crops, families, and future. On this positive note, we bring you today’s potato mandi price report, helping you take informed decisions for selling your produce.

On 15 February 2026, potato prices showed noticeable variation across major markets in India. In some mandis, prices remained under pressure due to heavy arrivals, while in others, limited supply helped rates stay firm. Large mandis in Madhya Pradesh witnessed record arrivals, which directly impacted today’s prices. Meanwhile, prices in several Bihar markets remained stable and satisfactory for farmers.

This report provides state-wise mandi prices, arrival data, and market trends, enabling farmers to choose the right market and secure the best possible returns.

Potato Market Prices Today – State-Wise Table (15 February, 2026):

State / Market
Arrivals (Tonnes) Variety Minimum Price (₹/Quintal) Maximum Price (₹/Quintal)
Bihar        
Ara APMC 1.33 Jyoti 1,000 1,200
Buxar APMC 5 Jyoti 1,300 1,500
Chakia APMC 60 Jyoti 800 1,000
Natwar APMC 4 Jyoti 1,000 1,200
Madhya Pradesh        
Burhanpur (F&V) 6 Local 700 1,200
Damoh (F&V) 1.5 Local 600 700
Dewas (F&V) 3.5 Other 500 1,100
Hanumana (F&V) 32 Desi 800 855
Hatpipliya (F&V) 0.45 Potato 1,000 1,200
Indore APMC 331.47 Local 373 1,114
Jabalpur (F&V) 14 Potato 700 1,100
Karera (F&V) 0.9 Potato 500 1,000
Katni (F&V) 57.9 Desi 500 1,000
Khandwa APMC 5 Local 700 800
Khandwa (F&V) 15 Potato 300 1,200
Kukshi (F&V) 1 Potato 800 1,100
Lashkar (F&V) 1,200 Other 400 600
Maihar (F&V) 2 Potato 600 700
Ujjain APMC 231.43 Potato 125 1,011
Morena (F&V) 45 Potato 400 500
Pipariya (F&V) 8 Potato 600 1,400
Sagar (F&V) 18 Local 400 600
Sanwer (F&V) 0.7 Potato 700 1,000
Satna (F&V) 1 Potato 1,000 1,000
Seoni (F&V) 9.8 Desi 1,235 1,235
Shajapur APMC 117.28 Potato 150 439.93

Price and Arrival Trend Analysis:

Today, the sharpest price decline was observed in major Madhya Pradesh markets such as Shajapur, Ujjain, and Indore.

  • Shajapur, heavy arrivals of over 117 tonnes pushed the minimum price down to ₹150 per quintal.
  • Ujjain recorded arrivals exceeding 231 tonnes, keeping prices in the range of ₹125 to ₹1,011 per quintal.
  • At Lashkar market, nearly 1,200 tonnes of arrivals resulted in prices remaining under pressure between ₹400 and ₹600 per quintal.

On the other hand, Buxar mandi in Bihar reported strong demand, with Jyoti variety potatoes trading between ₹1,300 and ₹1,500 per quintal.
Similarly, Seoni (Madhya Pradesh) saw stable prices at ₹1,235 per quintal due to limited arrivals.

Markets with lower arrivals such as Hatpipliya, Karera, and Satna maintained comparatively stronger price levels.

Key Advice for Farmers:

  1. Avoid selling potatoes in high-arrival markets like Indore, Lashkar, Ujjain, and Shajapur, where prices are currently under pressure.
  2. Farmers with storage facilities are advised to hold stock, as prices may improve in the coming days.
  3. Better prices are currently available in Bihar markets and mandis with limited arrivals.
  4. Always compare prices across nearby mandis and consider crop quality before finalizing the sale.

Final Word: A clear understanding of market arrivals and price trends is essential. Selling potatoes at the right market and right time can significantly improve farm income.

FAQs:

Q1: What is the potato market price today in India?
A1: Today, 15 February 2026, potato prices vary across states. Bihar reports ₹1,000–₹1,500/quintal, Madhya Pradesh ₹125–₹1,235/quintal depending on arrivals.

Q2: Which markets offer the best potato prices today?
A2: Bihar markets like Buxar and Ara currently provide better prices due to limited arrivals.

Q3: Should I sell potatoes in high-arrival markets today?
A3: No, high arrivals in Indore, Ujjain, Shajapur, and Lashkar have pressured prices, so farmers may wait or sell elsewhere.

Q4: How do potato arrivals affect mandi prices?
A4: Heavy arrivals usually lower prices due to oversupply, while limited arrivals keep prices firm.

Q5: How can Khetivyapar help farmers with potato prices?
A5: Khetivyapar provides daily potato market price updates, state-wise arrivals, and selling advice to maximize farmer income.

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