Big News for Tomato Farmers! Prices Cross ₹3,000/Quintal in Some Districts — Check Complete Rate List

Uttar Pradesh, tomato prices (Tomato Price Today) showed a mixed trend today. While increased arrivals in some districts led to slight price drops, several markets witnessed a rise in prices due to limited availability. For farmers, the week turned out to be a mixed bag some markets recorded prices as high as ₹3,000 per quintal, while others saw rates dip to around ₹1,450 per quintal.

Experts believe that with the onset of colder weather and shifting demand patterns, the tomato market trend (Tomato Market Trend) will become clearer in the coming days. If you’re involved in tomato cultivation or trading, this detailed report is for you here’s the latest tomato mandi price update (Today Tomato Mandi Bhav), including the highest, lowest, and most stable rates across key districts of Uttar Pradesh.

Tomato Prices Today in Uttar Pradesh (09 November, 2025):

Market Analysis:

• Highest Price: ₹3,100/quintal in Chharra (Aligarh) the highest rate in the state.
• Lowest Price: ₹1,450/quintal in Etawah, reflecting surplus arrivals.
• Highest Arrivals: Agra (105 tonnes) and Gonda (46 tonnes) recorded the most arrivals.
• Low Supply, High Price: Chharra, Tulsipur, and Bachhranwa saw limited arrivals but high prices between ₹2,000–₹3,100/quintal.
• Weak Prices: Etawah, Bharthana, and Sikarpur remained soft at ₹1,500–₹1,700/quintal.
• Upward Trend: Prices rose by ₹200–₹300/quintal in Gonda, Balrampur, Bareilly, Nawabganj, and Pratapgarh compared to last week.

Suggestions for Farmers:

1. Districts with high arrivals like Agra, Gonda, and Mathura, consider storage or gradual selling for better returns.
2. Low-arrival mandis like Chharra and Tulsipur, immediate sale can yield higher profits.
3. As temperatures drop, demand may soften slightly over the next 3–4 days monitor local mandi rates closely.
4. Sort and grade tomatoes properly for premium pricing in major urban wholesale markets.

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