Potato Prices Today: ₹3,500 in Hansi, Only ₹240 in Gondal – State-wise Rates

Farmers, today’s potato markets across India saw dramatic price fluctuations. In some mandis, heavy arrivals pushed rates down, while in others, limited supply and superior quality potatoes drove prices to new highs.

Notably, in Haryana’s Hansi mandi, potatoes sold for up to ₹3,500 per quintal, whereas in Gujarat’s Gondal mandi, rates dropped to just ₹240 per quintal. Choosing the right mandi and timing your sales has become crucial for maximizing returns.

This report provides today’s state-wise potato prices, highlights which mandis saw price increases or declines, and offers practical strategies for farmers to get the best value for their produce.

State-wise Potato Prices - September 28, 2025:

Price & Arrival Analysis:

1. Highest Price → Hansi (Haryana) reached ₹3,500/quintal.
2. Lowest Price → Gondal (Gujarat) dropped to ₹240/quintal.
3. Largest Arrivals → Barabanki (UP) 2,810 tonnes; Sitapur (UP) 146 tonnes.
4. High Prices Despite Low Supply → Small mandis in Haryana and Maharashtra (Panchkula, Mustafabad, Magalganj) saw rates between ₹1,500–₹2,200.
5. Price Pressure → Heavy arrivals in Barabanki and Baberala kept prices constrained at ₹700–₹1,130.
6. Sharp Upswing → Hansi and Magalganj experienced rapid price rises due to limited arrivals.

Farmer Strategies:

1. Sell potatoes in low-supply mandis like Hansi, Panchkula, and Magalganj to maximize profit.
2. In high-supply mandis (Barabanki, Baberala), prices are under pressure; consider partial storage instead of immediate sale.
3. With the upcoming festive season, plan your sales based on arrival and quality to benefit from potential price increases.