Soybean Prices Surge to ₹6,261 per Quintal in Some Mandis, While Others Trade Below MSP — Full Market Report

Madhya Pradesh, major agricultural mandis witnessed significant price fluctuations in soybean today. For farmers, the market presented a mixed picture: while top-quality soybean fetched prices above the Minimum Support Price (MSP ₹5,328 per quintal) in some mandis, heavy arrivals in other regions exerted downward pressure on rates.

You are preparing to sell your crop or want to understand market trends, this comprehensive mandi report will help you make informed decisions. Here, we provide state-wise prices, arrivals, and insights into which mandis are currently most profitable for soybean sales.

Soybean Market Prices Today in Madhya Pradesh (12 February, 2026):

Price and Arrival Analysis:

This week, the soybean market exhibited wide variations in prices and arrivals:

1. The highest prices were observed at Ashta APMC (₹6,261) and Ujjain APMC (₹6,000 per quintal).
2. The lowest prices were recorded in Ujjain (₹1,605), Sagar (₹2,105), and Neemuch (₹2,125), primarily due to heavy arrivals.
3. Mandis with high inflows included Ashta (477.54 tonnes), Ashoknagar (318.01 tonnes), Ujjain (336.03 tonnes), and Sagar (344.86 tonnes), where prices remained under pressure.
4. Conversely, low-arrival mandis like Badrwas (4.15 tonnes), Jabalpur (0.55 tonnes), and Rehti (0.22 tonnes) maintained stable or strong rates, demonstrating the clear correlation between arrivals and price trends.

Advisory for Farmers

1. Sell in high-price mandis: Farmers can achieve higher profits by selling in mandis where prices are above MSP, such as Ashta, Ujjain, and Bhopal.
2. Exercise caution in heavy-arrival markets: Mandis like Sagar, Neemuch, and Ashoknagar may see prices under pressure due to high stock; plan sales carefully.
3. Small but profitable sales in low-arrival mandis: Even limited quantities in mandis like Badrwas, Rehti, and Jabalpur can fetch better returns.
4. Monitor upcoming demand trends: With increasing demand for oilseeds in the coming weeks, selling at the right time can maximize profitability.

Conclusion: By analyzing arrivals, prices, and market dynamics, farmers can select the right mandi and timing to ensure optimal returns from their soybean harvest.

FAQs on Soybean Market Price Today:

1. What is the current MSP for soybean in Madhya Pradesh?
The MSP for soybean in Madhya Pradesh is ₹5,328 per quintal.

2. Which mandis are offering the highest soybean prices today?
Ashta, Ujjain, and Bhopal mandis have recorded the highest rates above MSP.

3. Why are prices low in some mandis like Neemuch and Sagar?
Heavy arrivals in these mandis create downward pressure on soybean market price today.

4. How can farmers get real-time soybean price updates?
Farmers can use platforms like Khetivyapar for accurate and up-to-date mandi prices.

5. Should I sell my soybean immediately or wait for better prices?
It depends on arrivals and demand trends. High-price mandis are ideal for immediate sales, while monitoring market trends may help fetch better returns.