Wheat sells for up to ₹4,500 in Maharashtra, ₹3,030 in Delhi and ₹2,510 in UP; check the complete mandi price list

Wheat Mandi Bhav 27 October 2026: Farmers planning to sell their wheat harvest should check the latest market prices reported from Bihar, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, and Maharashtra. According to the latest mandi prices for October 27, 2026, Sharbati wheat recorded a maximum price of ₹4,500 per quintal at Kalyan Market in Maharashtra. Meanwhile, Bansi wheat reached ₹3,720 per quintal in Paithan, while wheat prices at Ulhasnagar climbed to ₹3,600 per quintal.

Delhi, Najafgarh Market reported a maximum wheat price of ₹3,030 per quintal. However, prices differed significantly across the four states, with some markets reporting rates considerably lower than those in Maharashtra.

In terms of arrivals, Ulhasnagar Market recorded the highest wheat arrivals at 61 tonnes, followed by Sillod with 32.20 tonnes and Bahjoi in Uttar Pradesh with 32 tonnes.

The Minimum Support Price (MSP) for wheat is ₹2,585 per quintal. Several markets reported maximum prices above this benchmark, while prices in some markets remained below it. Here is a detailed look at the latest wheat prices, varieties, and arrivals across the four states.

Wheat Mandi Prices Today in Bihar, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra (October 27, 2026):

The table below provides the latest wheat mandi prices, including arrivals, varieties, and minimum and maximum rates recorded in different markets.

Arrival and Price Comparison:

Kalyan Records the Highest Wheat Price at ₹4,500 per Quintal:

1. Among the markets covered in the October 27 wheat price report, Kalyan Market in Maharashtra recorded the highest maximum price of ₹4,500 per quintal for Sharbati wheat. The minimum price at this market was ₹3,500 per quintal.
2. However, wheat arrivals at Kalyan were just 0.30 tonnes. This is an important detail for farmers, as the highest price recorded in a market with limited arrivals should not be considered a standard selling rate available to every farmer.
3. Other markets in Maharashtra also reported relatively high prices. Bansi wheat reached ₹3,720 per quintal at Paithan, while Ulhasnagar recorded a maximum of ₹3,600 per quintal.
4. At Shirur, wheat prices reached ₹3,500 per quintal, followed by Shevgaon, where the Maharashtra 2189 variety was sold for up to ₹3,400 per quintal. Kannad reported a maximum of ₹3,300, while Rahuri recorded ₹3,000 per quintal.

Wheat Prices in Delhi, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh:

1. Delhi's Najafgarh Market recorded Dara wheat prices between ₹2,900 and ₹3,030 per quintal, making it the highest-priced market outside Maharashtra among those listed.
2. In Bihar, Aurangabad Market reported a maximum wheat price of ₹2,800 per quintal. Barbigah and Sheikhpura recorded identical price ranges of ₹2,600 to ₹2,750 per quintal for the 147 Average variety.
3. Meanwhile, Bahjoi Market in Uttar Pradesh recorded wheat prices between ₹2,500 and ₹2,510 per quintal.
4. Among the lower-priced markets in Maharashtra, Kandhar reported a maximum of ₹2,520 per quintal, while Parbhani recorded ₹2,600 per quintal.
5. These figures highlight the considerable variation in wheat prices across markets, particularly when different varieties are being traded.

Ulhasnagar Leads Wheat Arrivals with 61 Tonnes:

1. Ulhasnagar Market in Maharashtra recorded the highest wheat arrivals among the listed markets, receiving 61 tonnes on October 27. Prices at this market ranged from ₹3,000 to ₹3,600 per quintal.
2. Sillod Market followed with 32.20 tonnes of wheat arrivals, where the maximum price reached ₹2,900 per quintal.
3. In Uttar Pradesh, Bahjoi Market received 32 tonnes of wheat, but the maximum price was limited to ₹2,510 per quintal.
4. Bihar's Barbigah and Sheikhpura markets recorded 15 tonnes of arrivals each. Delhi's Najafgarh Market received 14.40 tonnes, while Parbhani in Maharashtra recorded 8.50 tonnes.
5. An interesting comparison emerges between Ulhasnagar and Kalyan. While Ulhasnagar received the largest quantity of wheat at 61 tonnes, its maximum price stood at ₹3,600 per quintal. In contrast, Kalyan recorded a maximum of ₹4,500 per quintal despite arrivals of just 0.30 tonnes.
6. This suggests that wheat prices cannot be assessed on arrival volumes alone. Variety, grain quality, local demand, and market conditions may also influence the rates offered to farmers.

Wheat Prices Reach ₹1,915 Above MSP in Kalyan:

1. The wheat MSP of ₹2,585 per quintal provides an important benchmark for comparing the reported mandi prices.
2. At Kalyan Market, the maximum wheat price of ₹4,500 per quintal was ₹1,915 higher than the MSP.

Several other Maharashtra markets also recorded maximum prices above this benchmark:

1. However, not every market reported prices above MSP. For example, Bahjoi in Uttar Pradesh recorded a maximum of ₹2,510 per quintal, while Kandhar in Maharashtra reported ₹2,520 per quintal.
2. Farmers should also remember that MSP is a government procurement benchmark and does not guarantee that every transaction in an open agricultural market will take place at that rate.

Advice for Farmers:

1. Farmers planning to sell wheat should compare mandi prices according to the variety and quality of their produce rather than relying only on the highest rate reported in a particular market.
2. For instance, Sharbati wheat reached ₹4,500 per quintal in Kalyan, while Bansi wheat was sold for up to ₹3,720 per quintal in Paithan. At the same time, several other markets reported maximum wheat prices between ₹2,500 and ₹2,600 per quintal.
3. The difference shows why selecting a market solely on the basis of its highest recorded price may not always be beneficial.
4. Before transporting wheat to a distant mandi, farmers should consider grain quality, moisture content, variety, transportation costs, and demand from local buyers. They should also check the latest rates at nearby markets and confirm the prevailing prices before making a selling decision.

FAQs:

1. What was the highest wheat mandi price on October 27, 2026?

Kalyan Market in Maharashtra recorded the highest maximum price at ₹4,500 per quintal for Sharbati wheat.

2. What was the wheat price in Delhi today?

Najafgarh Market reported a maximum wheat price of ₹3,030 per quintal.

3. What is the wheat MSP mentioned in this report?

The wheat MSP is ₹2,585 per quintal.

4. Which market recorded the highest wheat arrivals?

Ulhasnagar Market in Maharashtra recorded 61 tonnes of wheat arrivals.

5. Where can farmers check the latest wheat mandi bhav?

Farmers can visit Khetivyapar to check wheat market prices and compare reported rates before selling their produce.