Wheat prices reach ₹6,250 per quintal in madhya pradesh, but not every mandi offers this rate! check the complete list

Wheat Mandi Bhav 30 October 2026: Farmers planning to sell their wheat should check the latest mandi prices for October 30, 2026, before making a decision. Wheat prices varied across mandis in Bihar and Madhya Pradesh. In Madhya Pradesh, Guna Mandi recorded the highest price of ₹6,250 per quintal, while the maximum price in Vidisha reached ₹5,000 per quintal. The government has fixed the Minimum Support Price (MSP) for wheat at ₹2,585 per quintal.

In terms of arrivals, Guna Mandi received the highest quantity at 715.05 tonnes, followed by Vidisha with 649.16 tonnes and Dewas with 642.5 tonnes. However, prices and arrivals differed from one market to another. Farmers should therefore check the latest mandi prices in their area before deciding where to sell their produce.

Wheat Mandi Prices Today in Bihar and Madhya Pradesh (October 30, 2026):

The table below provides the latest wheat prices, arrivals, varieties, and minimum and maximum rates recorded in the mandis of Bihar and Madhya Pradesh.

Arrival and Price Comparison:

Guna Records the Highest Wheat Price of ₹6,250:

1. According to the mandi data for October 30, Guna Mandi recorded the highest maximum wheat price at ₹6,250 per quintal. However, its minimum price was ₹2,460, showing a substantial difference between the lowest and highest rates reported at the market.
2. Vidisha ranked second among the listed markets, with a maximum price of ₹5,000 per quintal. Dewas recorded a maximum of ₹3,860, while Neemuch reached ₹3,700 per quintal.
3. Other notable rates included ₹3,611 in Chhindwara, ₹3,501 in Bhopal, ₹3,383 in Daloda, and ₹3,350 in Biaora. In Bihar, the maximum wheat price was ₹2,775 per quintal in Barbigah and ₹2,740 in Sheikhpura.

Guna Leads in Arrivals, Followed by Vidisha and Dewas:

1. Guna Mandi recorded the highest wheat arrivals among the listed markets at 715.05 tonnes. Vidisha followed with 649.16 tonnes, while Dewas received 642.5 tonnes.
2. Other markets with substantial arrivals included Jabalpur at 396.69 tonnes, Neemuch at 329.19 tonnes, Chhindwara at 309.03 tonnes, Betul at 291.42 tonnes, and Biaora at 283.4 tonnes.
3. At the lower end, Jaisinagar recorded arrivals of 3.06 tonnes, Gadarwara 5.35 tonnes, Gorakhpur 6 tonnes, and Gautampura 10 tonnes.
4. These figures show that market arrivals and prices varied considerably. A higher maximum price does not mean every farmer will receive that rate, as the actual price depends on the quality of the wheat and the bids received.

Comparing Wheat Prices with the MSP:

1. The government-fixed Minimum Support Price (MSP) for wheat is ₹2,585 per quintal. Comparing the reported minimum mandi prices with this benchmark can help farmers assess the available rates.
2. In Bihar, Barbigah and Sheikhpura recorded minimum prices of ₹2,600 per quintal, which is ₹15 above the MSP. In Madhya Pradesh, the minimum price was ₹2,734 in Betul and ₹2,801 in Chhindwara, both above the benchmark.
3. However, some mandis recorded minimum prices below the MSP. These included Bhopal at ₹2,300, Dewas at ₹2,189, Vidisha at ₹2,201, and Guna at ₹2,460 per quintal.
4. Farmers should remember that mandi prices and MSP procurement are not the same thing. A mandi price below or above MSP does not, by itself, establish whether a farmer is eligible for procurement at MSP. Farmers should check the applicable procurement arrangements and eligibility conditions in their area.

Advice for Farmers:

1. Farmers planning to sell wheat should compare the minimum and maximum prices in nearby mandis rather than relying only on the highest reported rate.
2. Although Guna and Vidisha recorded maximum prices of ₹6,250 and ₹5,000 per quintal, respectively, both markets showed a considerable gap between their minimum and maximum rates. The highest quoted price should therefore not be treated as a guaranteed rate for the entire crop.
3. Before choosing another mandi, farmers should also account for transportation expenses, travel time, and the quality of their produce. Comparing the latest mandi prices with the wheat MSP of ₹2,585 per quintal can help farmers make a more informed decision based on actual market conditions and the bids offered for their crop.

(FAQs):

Q1. What was the highest wheat price on October 30, 2026?

Guna Mandi in Madhya Pradesh recorded the highest maximum price at ₹6,250 per quintal.

Q2. What is the wheat MSP for 2026–27?

The government-fixed wheat MSP is ₹2,585 per quintal.

Q3. Which mandi recorded the highest wheat arrivals?

Guna Mandi recorded the highest arrivals at 715.05 tonnes.

Q4. What was the wheat price in Bihar mandis?

Barbigah recorded a maximum price of ₹2,775, while Sheikhpura recorded ₹2,740 per quintal.

Q5. Which Madhya Pradesh mandis recorded high wheat prices?

Guna recorded ₹6,250, Vidisha ₹5,000, Dewas ₹3,860 and Neemuch ₹3,700 per quintal.