Wheat Market Prices Today (30 January 2026): Strong Demand Keeps Rates Above MSP

Fresh signals from wheat mandis across the country brought positive news for farmers today. On 30 January 2026, wheat prices in several major markets not only stayed around the Minimum Support Price (MSP) but also moved well above it, touching ₹2,600–₹2,700 per quintal in select mandis.

What stood out today was that even heavy arrivals failed to weaken prices in many mandis of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, clearly indicating that market demand remains strong. For farmers planning their sales, today’s mandi movement offers important insights.

If you want to know where wheat fetched the highest prices, which mandis faced supply pressure, and what selling strategy farmers should follow in the coming days, this report is essential.

Wheat Market Prices (30 January, 2026) – State-wise Details:

Price and Arrival Trend Analysis

1. Strongest prices were recorded at Muzaffarpur (Bihar), where despite arrivals of 250 tonnes, wheat traded between ₹2,560 and ₹2,700 per quintal.
2. In Kosikalan (UP), prices touched ₹2,640, among the highest levels seen today.
3. Mandis such as Khairagarh, Anandnagar, and Mahoba also reported wheat selling above MSP, supported by quality demand.
4. Jalalabad APMC recorded the highest arrivals (685 tonnes), which kept prices restricted between ₹2,400 and ₹2,525 due to supply pressure.
5. Markets like Ahirora, Lalganj, and Madhogarh remained close to MSP, reflecting relatively higher arrivals and moderate buying.

Overall, low-arrival mandis maintained firm prices, while high-arrival markets stayed stable with mild pressure, showing a balanced but demand-driven wheat market.

Advisory for Farmers

1. Farmers with good-quality wheat can consider selling in Kosikalan, Muzaffarpur, Khairagarh, and Mahoba to secure better prices.
2. In high-arrival mandis such as Jalalabad, compare nearby market rates before selling to avoid lower realizations.
3. If prices fall below MSP, selling at government procurement centers or waiting for a few days may be more beneficial.
4. As arrivals increase in the coming days, slight price softening is possible, so staggered selling is recommended.

FAQs on Wheat Mandi Prices Today

Q1. What are wheat prices today in major mandis?
Wheat prices on 30 January 2026 ranged between ₹2,400 and ₹2,700 per quintal, depending on arrivals and quality.

Q2. Which mandi recorded the highest wheat price today?
Muzaffarpur APMC (Bihar) recorded the highest price, touching ₹2,700 per quintal.

Q3. Are wheat prices above MSP today?
Yes, many mandis in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh reported wheat prices above MSP.

Q4. How do arrivals affect wheat prices?
Higher arrivals usually create supply pressure, while low arrivals help prices remain firm.

Q5. What selling strategy should wheat farmers follow now?
Farmers should adopt staggered selling, compare nearby mandi rates, and consider MSP procurement if prices weaken.