Wheat Prices Surge Across Maharashtra! Pune Hits ₹5,000, Mumbai Touches ₹5,800 — Check Your Mandi Rate Today

Farmers, take note! Maharashtra’s mandis witnessed a sharp rise in wheat prices today. Premium Sharbati wheat set new records in several markets, while rates for regular wheat stayed close to the MSP in some regions. Despite heavy arrivals in major cities, prices remained high—indicating that market demand for wheat continues to be extremely strong.

If you are preparing to sell your crop, today’s mandi bhav report will help you make the right decision. Below is the complete state-wise price update, arrival details, and expert advice on whether to sell now or wait for better rates.

Where is Wheat Selling Today? Maharashtra Mandi Price Report:

Price and Arrival Analysis

Today, Maharashtra’s wheat markets showed a bullish trend across most mandis.

• Sharbati wheat reached a new high of ₹5,000 per quintal in Pune, marking today’s top mandi price.
• Despite massive arrivals of 615 MT, Mumbai APMC recorded prices up to ₹5,800 per quintal, clearly indicating very strong demand.

In contrast, mandis like Karmala, Latur, and Sindkhed Raja saw regular wheat trading close to MSP levels, with minimum prices dropping to ₹2000.

Sharbati wheat remained in high demand in Nagpur, Pune, and Solapur, where better grain quality fetched significantly higher rates.

In terms of arrivals:

• Heavy arrivals were reported in Solapur (81.6 MT), Ulhasnagar (65 MT), and Mumbai (615 MT).
• Low arrivals in Rahuri, Kalyan, and Lasalgaon kept prices strong in these mandis.

Overall, the market displayed firm demand, with many mandis offering prices well above the MSP.

Important Advice for Farmers

1.  For Sharbati Wheat Growers: Markets like Pune, Nagpur, and Solapur are currently offering excellent rates. Selling now can give you maximum profit.
2.  For Regular Wheat Growers: In areas where rates are around MSP (₹2000–2400)  If you have storage facilities, consider holding some stock. Prices may rise in the coming days.
3.  Sell in Low-Arrival Mandis: Markets with low arrivals Kalyan, Rahuri, Lasalgaon are offering strong prices. Selling here can yield higher returns.
4.  High-Arrival Markets Also Showing Strong Rates: Even in markets with large arrivals like Mumbai and Solapur, prices are high due to strong demand. Good price trends are likely to continue.

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