Wheat Prices in Maharashtra Today: Where to Sell Your Wheat? Complete Report on Rates & Arrivals Across All APMCs

Wheat prices in Maharashtra witnessed major fluctuations today. While Sharbati wheat touched a new seasonal high in big markets, the price of regular wheat largely hovered around the MSP in many APMCs. In some markets, arrivals crossed 700 tonnes, whereas smaller mandis struggled to receive even 1 tonne resulting in sharp variation in both arrivals and prices.

If you’re wondering which APMC offered the highest wheat price today or where you should sell your produce, this complete mandi report is for you. Here you’ll find APMC-wise latest prices, variety-wise rates, arrival trends, and important tips for farmers.

One of the biggest highlights of the day was the strong rally in Mumbai APMC and Pune APMC, both of which recorded fresh highs for Sharbati and premium-quality wheat. For farmers holding high-grade produce, today proved to be an exceptionally profitable day.

Wheat market price today in Maharashtra (27 November, 2025):

Price & Arrival Analysis:

Today, Maharashtra’s mandis witnessed strong price movement in Sharbati and premium-quality wheat. In Pune APMC, Sharbati wheat touched a high of ₹5,500 per quintal, while Mumbai APMC recorded the highest rate of the day at ₹5,800 per quintal. In contrast, the prices of regular-quality wheat remained close to MSP in many markets. Latur (Murud) reported the lowest prices, ranging between ₹2,000–2,400 per quintal.

Terms of arrivals, there was a major imbalance across the state. Mumbai APMC saw an inflow of over 708 tonnes, the highest among all markets today. On the other hand, mandis like Devala, Gangakhed, and Karmala reported less than 1 tonne of arrivals. Markets with lower arrivals recorded stronger prices, while those with heavy supply showed slight pressure on rates.

Farmers’ Advisory (For Better Selling Decisions):

1. For farmers with premium/Sharbati wheat: Mumbai, Pune and Solapur APMC offered the highest prices today selling here can yield excellent returns.
2. For farmers with regular wheat: Markets offering prices above MSP such as Akola, Amravati, and Beed are good options to consider.
3. For farmers holding large stock: There are early signs of rising export demand in the coming days. Storing wheat and selling later may fetch even better prices.

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