Farmers, if you cultivate Basmati paddy in Uttar Pradesh, today’s mandi report is especially important for you. The state witnessed sharp fluctuations in Basmati prices, drawing the attention of both growers and traders. In some mandis, rates remained limited to around ₹2,300 per quintal, while in others Basmati surged past ₹3,300, setting new highs for the season.
A clear trend emerged today: mandis with heavy arrivals showed mild price pressure, whereas markets with limited supply offered excellent rates to farmers. This brings us to the key question which mandi offers the highest profit today, and where is it wiser to wait?
Below is the complete mandi-wise price report, in-depth analysis, and practical farmer-friendly guidance to help you sell your harvest at the right place and the right time.
| Mandi | Arrivals (quintals) | Variety | Minimum (₹) | Maximum (₹) |
| Achnera | 500 | Basmati 1509 | 2300 | 3100 |
| Atrauli | 30 | Sugandha | 2700 | 2800 |
| Babrala | 83 | Basmati 1509 | 2300 | 2395 |
| Banda | 231.4 | 1121 | 3170 | 3350 |
| Bhezwai | 5,252 | Basmati | 2300 | 2500 |
| Bindki | 50 | Superfine (Basmati) | 2700 | 3050 |
| Chara | 342 | Basmati 1509 | 2900 | 3000 |
| Chhibramau | 1,338.70 | Basmati 1509 | 2670 | 2800 |
| Dadri | 400 | Basmati 1509 | 2981 | 3201 |
| Dankaur | 40 | Basmati 1509 | 2955 | 3100 |
| Ghaziabad | 23 | Basmati 1509 | 2950 | 3200 |
| Ghiror | 1,360 | Basmati 1509 | 2740 | 2740 |
| Islam Nagar | 79.9 | 1121 | 2300 | 2400 |
| Jahanagirabad | 1,400 | Basmati 1509 | 3021 | 3141 |
| Maoth | 2,740 | Basmati | 2500 | 3370 |
The highest jump in Basmati prices today was recorded in Maoth, where rates climbed to ₹3,370 per quintal, making it the top-paying mandi in the state. Banda (₹3,350), Jahanagirabad (₹3,141), and Dadri (₹3,201) also posted strong prices, showing a firm upward trend.
On the other hand, markets like Bhezwai, Babrala, and Islam Nagar saw softer rates in the ₹2,300–₹2,500 range due to higher arrivals, which created slight pressure on prices.
Terms of volume, Bhezwai, Maoth, and Jahanagirabad recorded the highest arrivals, with thousands of quintals flooding these mandis. Even though prices touched high levels initially, increased supply kept the rates from rising further.
Meanwhile, low-arrival markets such as Atrauli, Ghaziabad, and Dankaur maintained stronger and more stable price levels.
Useful Advice for Farmers
Best markets for high-quality 1121 and 1509 varieties:
Farmers with premium quality Basmati can fetch excellent rates in Maoth, Banda, Dadri, and Jahanagirabad.
Heavy-arrival markets may see price pressure:
In mandis like Bhezwai, Maoth, and Chhibramau, prices may remain soft due to large volumes. If you have storage facilities, consider waiting 5–7 days.
Sugandha growers:
Atrauli is offering consistently strong and stable rates for the Sugandha variety.
Price outlook remains positive:
Export demand is expected to rise over the next few days, which could push Basmati prices even higher. Keep a close watch on the market trend.
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