Latest Wheat Market Rates - Prices Soar Up to ₹3620/Quintal in Maharashtra - Check Full State-Wise List

Farmer brothers, today’s wheat market (Wheat Market Today) has shown significant fluctuations across several states. Maharashtra and Rajasthan, wheat prices have witnessed an upward trend, while in some regions, prices remained close to the Minimum Support Price (MSP ₹2425/quintal).

Overall, today’s wheat mandi prices are showing a balanced yet strong market sentiment. Due to the festive season and rising stock demand, buying activity in mandis has picked up pace. In several parts of Maharashtra, the latest wheat market prices (Today Wheat Mandi Bhav) have crossed ₹3000 per quintal, bringing a smile to the faces of farmers. Meanwhile, in Delhi and Rajasthan mandis too, wheat prices have remained above MSP, indicating a positive trend in the market.

If you’re planning to sell your wheat soon, this detailed report is for you. Here you’ll find the latest state-wise wheat mandi prices (Today Wheat Price List) know where prices have increased, where they’ve fallen, and what the future wheat market trend may look like.

State-Wise Latest Wheat Mandi Rates - Where Prices Rose and Where They Fell:

Price and Arrival Analysis:

• Highest Price: ₹3620/quintal in Tasgaon (Maharashtra) about ₹1200 above MSP.
• Lowest Price: ₹2000/quintal in Sindkhed Raja (Maharashtra) below MSP.
• Highest Arrival: Kota (Rajasthan) recorded 225 tons, followed by Ulhasnagar (Maharashtra) with 40 tons.
• Low Arrival, High Price: Palghar and Tasgaon mandis saw strong prices despite lower arrivals.
• Delhi Update: Wheat prices in Narela mandi ranged from ₹2510 to ₹2802/quintal above MSP.
• Rajasthan Trend: Most mandis reported prices between ₹2500–₹2600/quintal, showing a stable and slightly strong market tone.

Suggestions for Farmers:

1. Sell in high-rate mandis: Farmers in regions like Tasgaon, Ulhasnagar, and Palghar, where prices have crossed ₹3000/quintal, can benefit from immediate sales.
2. Hold if prices are below MSP: Farmers in mandis like Sindkhed Raja and Morshi can wait or sell in nearby districts offering higher prices.
3. Short-term outlook: Due to festive demand and stockpiling, wheat prices may rise slightly next week.
4. For storage-ready farmers: Those who can store their produce should wait 10–15 days to get better market prices.

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