July 6, 2025: Rice Prices Surge Across Uttar Pradesh – Rates Touch ₹3625 in Saharanpur, Bringing Relief to Farmers

If you're a farmer wondering whether your hard work is being fairly rewarded in the market, today’s report is essential reading. On July 6, 2025, rice prices in several major grain mandis of Uttar Pradesh witnessed a sharp increase. In many districts, prices crossed ₹3300 per quintal, while Saharanpur Mandi recorded a record-high rate of ₹3625 per quintal.

These rising mandi rates are not only bringing smiles to the faces of farmers but also clearly indicate that market demand is picking up rapidly. If you grow rice or keep track of the latest mandi prices, this report can help you make smarter decisions.

Let’s explore the district-wise situation:

• Where are the highest prices being recorded?
• Which mandis still have weaker rates?
• And where can you get the best returns for your rice crop?

Before your next sale, going through this detailed update could significantly boost your profits!

District-Wise Rice Prices in Uttar Pradesh – July 6, 2025:

Note: The lowest price in the state was reported in Richha Mandi at ₹2770 per quintal.

Strong Price Momentum Brings Back Farmer Confidence:

On July 6, 2025, many major mandis across Uttar Pradesh reported a firm rise in rice prices. The highest rate was recorded in Saharanpur at ₹3625/quintal, the top price in the state. Other mandis such as Mathura, Lucknow, Mainpuri, Bareilly, Robertsganj, Azamgarh, and Ghazipur also reported strong prices in the ₹3300–₹3475 range, which is a positive sign for farmers.

Compared to last week, rice prices have increased by 2% to 5%, indicating rising demand and consumption in the market. Especially in mandis like Lucknow and Mainpuri, sustained high prices show that buyers are active, and stock clearance is happening at a fast pace.

However, not all mandis have performed equally well. Mandis such as Gonda (₹2925–₹3000) and Fatehpur (₹3000–₹3180) recorded relatively low rates. The primary reason for this is believed to be higher local arrivals and weak demand in these specific markets.

Advisory for Farmers and Traders:

• For Farmers: If you are in a district where prices are above ₹3300, selling your produce now could bring good profits. Farmers in regions where rates are still below ₹3100 should consider storing their stock or transporting it to better-performing mandis.
• For Traders: The market is currently in a volatile phase, but with this upward trend, there is strong potential for further price hikes in the coming weeks. Strategic buying and holding may lead to higher margins.

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