Planning to Sell Potatoes? Read This First! Prices Soar to ₹2100 in Bihar, But Drop to ₹700 in Rajasthan

If you're a farmer planning to sell your potato harvest, today's Mandi Bhav Report is a must-read. According to the latest data from various agricultural markets across India, potato prices are showing huge regional differences.

In Bihar, the popular Jyoti variety fetched as high as ₹2100 per quintal, giving farmers a much-needed profit boost. On the other hand, prices in several Rajasthan mandis dipped drastically, with some locations unable to cross even ₹700 per quintal.

This stark contrast shows how local demand, quality of produce, and mandi conditions can significantly impact prices. Choosing the right market with low supply and high demand can make a big difference to your income.

This Report Includes:

• State-wise mandi prices from Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and more
• Highest-paying mandis for different potato varieties
• Expert advice: Sell now or wait for better rates?

Use the detailed mandi data below to make informed decisions and maximize your returns.

Today’s Potato Mandi Rates — Quick Overview:

Mandis from Rajasthan: Prices Remain Low:

Rajasthan struggles with weak demand, and prices in Suratgarh and Rawatsar stayed at the lower end. Even the best quality Red Nainital potatoes couldn’t fetch more than ₹1100.

Mandis from Bihar: Jyoti Variety Leads the Way

Farmers in Jahazpur (Bihar) rejoiced today as Jyoti potatoes sold for ₹1900–₹2100 per quintal. Similarly, strong prices in Ara and Forbesganj offered a profitable opportunity for sellers.

Expert Advice for Farmers: What Should You Do Now?

• Bihar Farmers: If you can store your crop for a few more days, prices may rise further due to steady demand.
• Rajasthan Farmers: Monitor mandi trends closely. Send high-quality produce to better-paying markets.
• Storage-Friendly Strategy: If you have proper storage facilities, holding your potatoes for a short period could yield better profits than immediate selling.

Will Potato Prices Rise Next Week?

• Bihar: A stable or slightly rising trend is expected due to high demand and manageable supply.

• Rajasthan: Prices may stay under pressure for a few more days unless local demand improves.

Conclusion: The potato market remains highly localized and volatile. Farmers must stay informed about mandi trends, crop quality, and demand conditions to ensure maximum profit. With the right market strategy, you can beat low prices and protect your earnings.