Massive Price Fluctuation in Onion Rates Across Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh – From ₹200 to ₹3000 per Quintal

Today, May 26, 2025, onion prices from key mandis across Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh have revealed a striking disparity — a wake-up call for every farmer. While some mandis offered record-high rates for quality produce, others saw onions selling at throwaway prices.
In Dungarpur mandi, onion prices peaked at ₹3,000 per quintal, the highest rate in the region today. On the other hand, Kota mandi recorded a shocking low of ₹200 per quintal, leading to heavy losses for farmers in the area.
This drastic variation clearly shows that in today’s market, profit depends not just on production — but on quality and selecting the right mandi.

This Report Covers:

• State-wise and mandi-wise onion prices for today
• Top mandis offering the highest rates
• Mandis to avoid for selling onions right now

Scroll below for the complete price table and make informed decisions about where to sell your harvest for the best returns.

Onion Prices in Rajasthan & Madhya Pradesh Mandis (May 26, 2025):

Dungarpur Mandi Hits ₹3000 per Quintal — Quality Pays Off: Dungarpur mandi, although the arrival was just 0.8 tonnes, 1st Sort quality onions fetched between ₹2,500 to ₹3,000 per quintal — bringing smiles to farmers who focused on grading and quality.

Prices Crash in Kota Mandi — ₹200 per Quintal Shock: Kota (F&V) mandi recorded one of the highest arrivals today (109.9 tonnes) but saw onion prices dip as low as ₹200 per quintal. This highlights how oversupply and quality issues can severely impact rates.

Kalapipal Mandi Sees High Arrival, Moderate Rates: Madhya Pradesh’s Kalapipal mandi, onion arrival was 630 tonnes, but prices remained restricted between ₹310 to ₹1,525 per quintal — showing how excess volume doesn’t always mean better returns.

Farmer Advisory:

• Focus on quality and proper grading to get the best rates, especially for premium buyers.
• Avoid mandis with oversupply, as prices there tend to fall drastically.
• Sending smaller quantities of high-quality onions can often be more profitable than selling bulk at low prices.

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