Potato Market Prices: Sharp Decline in MP, Heavy Arrivals in Delhi — Check Latest Rates and Mandi-Wise Update

Farmers, if you are planning to sell potatoes today, this report is extremely important for you. On 4 December 2025, potato prices across major Indian mandis recorded significant fluctuations. Several markets in Madhya Pradesh saw a steep fall in rates, while mandis in Bihar continued to offer strong prices for the Jyoti variety.

large markets such as Delhi’s Azadpur, a massive influx of supply led to a sharp price drop. However, prices remained relatively stable in Ghazipur and Keshopur. At present, potato rates are varying widely depending on quality, variety, and overall arrivals.

If you want to know the latest rates in your nearest mandi, where the best prices are available, and where prices have crashed this detailed state-wise report will help you make the right decision.

This update is especially crucial because potato prices may fluctuate further in the coming days depending on arrivals and weather conditions. Today’s report will help farmers understand the real situation of the market.

State-Wise Potato Market Prices Today Report:

Price & Arrival Analysis:

Potato markets across India witnessed major volatility today. The highest arrivals were recorded in Delhi’s Azadpur mandi, where 2,243.7 tonnes reached the market. The heavy supply pushed the minimum price down to just ₹300 per quintal, one of the lowest rates of the day.

Although Ghazipur and Keshopur mandis also received substantial arrivals, prices there remained stronger. On the other hand, the highest price for potatoes was seen in Ara (Bihar), where the Jyoti variety touched ₹2200 per quintal. Keshopur in Delhi also reported a strong upper range of ₹1600 per quintal.

Madhya Pradesh, however, faced the sharpest decline.

1. Ujjain recorded a shocking low of ₹100 per quintal.
2. Indore also dropped to ₹184 per quintal, among the lowest nationwide.

Contrast, Bihar’s Brahmpur and Ara mandis continued to offer stable and profitable prices, indicating firm demand. Ghazipur’s rates, reaching ₹1500 per quintal, showed market strength despite heavy supply.

Overall, today’s market presented a mixed trend: mandis with higher arrivals saw pressure on prices, while markets with better quality produce and stronger demand maintained favourable rates.

Important Tips for Farmers

1. Do not rush to sell in markets where prices have collapsed (Ujjain, Indore, Azadpur).
2. Farmers with storage facilities should hold stock as prices may improve in the coming weeks.
3. Mandis offering better rates today Ara, Brahmpur, Ghazipur, Keshopur can be good options for farmers wanting immediate returns.
4. If heavy arrivals continue, prices may fall further; keep track of daily market trends.
5. Small farmers with limited quantity should sell in nearby mandis with stable prices for better returns.

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