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June 23, 2025: Potato Prices Crash Again in UP Mandis – Should Farmers Sell Now or Wait?

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Potato Market Update | Uttar Pradesh | June 23, 2025

If you're a farmer still holding on to your potato stock hoping for better rates, today's mandi price report might serve as a serious wake-up call. On June 23, 2025, major potato markets across Uttar Pradesh reported sharp price declines, with some mandis witnessing a fall of up to ₹150 per quintal within just six days. This sudden drop has added to the distress of farmers who had stored their produce in anticipation of higher returns.

 Mandis with Steepest Price Drops (June 17–23):

Market Variety June 17 Price (₹/quintal) June 23 Price (₹/quintal) Price Drop (₹)
Nanpara Desi ₹ 1,750 ₹ 1,600 150↓
Ujhani Local ₹ 1,120 ₹ 1,020 100↓
Tulshipur Desi ₹ 1,320 ₹ 1,250 70↓
Faizabad Desi ₹ 1,290 ₹ 1,230 60↓
Anandnagar Red ₹ 1,400 ₹ 1,350 50↓
Ghaziabad Desi ₹ 950 ₹ 910 40↓
Farrukhabad Local ₹ 1,100 ₹ 1,075 25↓
Mainpuri Local ₹ 1,225 ₹ 1,200 25↓
Bulandshahr F.A.Q. ₹ 1,210 ₹ 1,200 10↓

What's Causing This Decline?

  1. Weak demand, excess stock, and lack of government procurement support have led to consistent price pressure.
  2. Nanpara mandi saw the biggest drop, with prices falling from ₹1750 to ₹1600/quintal.
  3. Ujhani and Tulshipur too, the fall was substantial, pointing toward weak market sentiment across the state.

Where Are Prices Still Better?

Some mandis like Anandnagar (₹1350) and Mainpuri (₹1200) are offering relatively stable rates. While they are not profitable for all, these markets may help farmers recover at least part of their input cost.

What Should Farmers Do Now?

  1. Avoid distress selling if you have good-quality potatoes and storage facilities. A sharp drop in June doesn’t rule out recovery later.
  2. Contact local mandi officials or cooperatives to check if any government intervention scheme (price stabilization or support purchase) is expected soon.
  3. If rates improve above ₹1300 in nearby mandis, consider partial selling to maintain cash flow and minimize losses.
  4. Keep monitoring demand trends, especially as monsoon impacts transit and storage conditions.

Final Takeaway: The potato market is sending clear signals – react smartly, not emotionally. Prices are falling, but informed decisions can still protect your bottom line. Stay updated with our daily mandi reports to make profitable choices and avoid unnecessary losses.

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