Wheat Market Prices Surge Above MSP by ₹1,200: Check Today’s Most Profitable Mandis

Farmers planning to sell wheat today should closely review this latest mandi update. On April 6, 2026, wheat prices across major markets in India showed sharp fluctuations. While some mandis traded near the MSP of ₹2,585 per quintal, others recorded significantly higher prices.

A major highlight of today’s market is that wheat prices in parts of Rajasthan climbed as high as ₹3,800 per quintal, offering a strong profit opportunity for farmers. On the other hand, mandis in Delhi recorded prices below MSP, which may be disappointing for sellers.

This makes it crucial for farmers to choose the right mandi at the right time. Below is the complete state-wise price report to help you make an informed decision.

Wheat Market Prices Today in Delhi and Punjab, Rajasthan (06 April, 2026):

Market Analysis: Price & Arrival Trends:

The strongest surge in wheat prices was recorded in Bilara APMC (Rajasthan), where rates reached ₹3,800 per quintal the highest in today’s market. Mandis like Baran and Pratapgarh also saw prices nearing ₹3,000, indicating strong demand.

Contrast, Najafgarh (Delhi) recorded prices as low as ₹1,950, nearly ₹600 below MSP. Narela also traded below MSP levels. Markets like Chaumahla and Ramganj Mandi saw lower price ranges around ₹2,000–₹2,100, reflecting weak demand.

In terms of arrivals, Bundi APMC recorded the highest supply at 16,000 tonnes, which kept prices limited between ₹2,200 and ₹2,570. Other high-arrival mandis like Chaumahla, Baran, and Lalsot also experienced price pressure.

Meanwhile, low-arrival mandis such as Udaipur, Barodamev, and Bhusawar (less than 10 tonnes) maintained relatively stable or stronger prices.

Advice for Farmers:

1. Farmers with high-quality wheat should consider selling in mandis like Bilara, Baran, and Pratapgarh to maximize profits.
2. Avoid immediate selling in mandis where prices are below MSP, such as Delhi and Chaumahla.
3. High-arrival markets (like Bundi) may continue to see price pressure consider waiting if storage is available.
4. Keep an eye on low-arrival mandis, as they may offer better prices in the coming days.

FAQs:

1. What is the wheat MSP in 2026?
The Minimum Support Price (MSP) for wheat in 2026 is ₹2,585 per quintal.

2. Which mandi has the highest wheat price today?
Bilara mandi in Rajasthan recorded the highest price at ₹3,800 per quintal.

3. Why are wheat prices different in each mandi?
Prices vary due to demand, supply, arrivals, and wheat quality.

4. Should farmers sell wheat below MSP?
It is advisable to avoid selling below MSP unless urgently needed.

5. How can farmers get daily wheat price updates?
Farmers can follow platforms like Khetivyapar for daily Wheat Market Prices Today updates.