UP Rice Price Today (7 November 2025): Rice Prices Range Between ₹3,000–₹3,450 Per Quintal in Uttar Pradesh — Check Which Mandi Offers the Best Rate

Uttar Pradesh’s mandis today, rice prices remained largely stable, with a few major centers witnessing a mild upward trend. Buyer demand stayed steady, though a slight dip in arrivals was recorded at several locations. Across the state, the average rice price ranged between ₹3,000 and ₹3,450 per quintal, nearly unchanged from last week’s levels.

Experts believe a slight increase in mandi prices could occur in the coming days, especially for high-quality varieties, keeping the situation favorable for farmers — neither sharp declines nor strong surges are expected.

While Bahraich, Lucknow, and Mainpuri reported some of the best rates today, smaller mandis remained stable. If you’ve recently harvested your crop, keeping an eye on mandi trends over the next week could help you secure better returns.

Rice Mandis Bhav in Uttar Pradesh:

1. Bachranwa APMC: Common rice varieties sold between ₹3,150 and ₹3,165 per quintal. Market remained steady with consistent farmer participation.
2. Bahraich APMC: One of the highest arrivals today around 765 metric tonnes. Common rice sold between ₹2,900 and ₹3,300 per quintal, with demand strong for better-quality grains.
3. Balrampur APMC: Grade-III rice traded between ₹3,000 and ₹3,200 per quintal. Arrivals were moderate, and no major fluctuations were reported.
4. Lucknow APMC: Rice prices ranged from ₹3,350 to ₹3,450 per quintal among the highest in the state. Consistent demand ensured better returns for farmers.
5. Mainpuri APMC: Prices were between ₹3,270 and ₹3,460 per quintal, supported by the arrival of high-quality rice. Slight upward momentum continued.
6. Manjhanpur Mandi: Rice sold between ₹2,980 and ₹3,125 per quintal. Prices saw a minor improvement, though arrivals were limited.
7. Mirzapur Mandi: Coarse rice varieties fetched ₹3,300 to ₹3,400 per quintal. Trade remained stable and balanced.
8. Saharanpur APMC: Grade-III rice prices ranged between ₹3,325 and ₹3,625 per quintal, placing it among the top markets today. High-quality rice fetched premium rates.
9. Shahjahanpur Mandi: Common rice traded between ₹3,300 and ₹3,380 per quintal. Traders anticipate a small price rise in the near future.
10. Sultanpur APMC: Rice sold between ₹3,285 and ₹3,325 per quintal. Arrivals and market movement remained steady.
11. Tulsipur Mandi: Grade-III rice was priced between ₹3,050 and ₹3,120 per quintal nearly unchanged from last week.
12. Unnao APMC: Common rice traded between ₹3,125 and ₹3,200 per quintal, maintaining average rates and stable trading.
13. Uttaripura APMC: Grade-III rice sold between ₹3,200 and ₹3,300 per quintal, with a slight pickup in demand boosting overall sentiment.

Suggestions for Farmers (Rice – 7 November, 2025)

1. Focus on high-quality varieties: Grade-III and premium types are witnessing steady price growth.
2. Strengthen storage management: With a stable market, farmers with good storage can benefit from better rates in the coming weeks.
3. Monitor key mandis like Lucknow and Mainpuri: Prices above ₹3,450 per quintal are offering profitable opportunities.
4. Manage field moisture carefully: Avoid excess water before harvest to maintain rice quality and ensure higher returns.

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