Wheat Prices Cross MSP, Kota Mandi Hits ₹2687/Quintal on August 6 – Should You Sell Now or Wait?

August 6, 2025 – Great news for Indian wheat farmers! Wheat prices have surged above the Minimum Support Price (MSP) in several major mandis across the country today. Leading the rally is Kota Mandi in Rajasthan, where wheat touched an impressive ₹2687/quintal, offering a premium of over ₹260 above the official MSP of ₹2425.

Strong pricing trends were also seen in Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh, where farmers received competitive rates. If you're involved in wheat farming or trading, this report is a must-read discover which mandi offered the best rates today, and get expert advice on whether to sell or hold your crop for better returns.

State-wise Wheat Mandi Prices – August 6, 2025:

Price Highlights & Market Trends:

• Kota Mandi (Rajasthan) offered the highest rate of the day at ₹2687/quintal, well above the MSP, giving local farmers a great profit window.
• Modasa and Bagasara Mandis (Gujarat) also offered strong returns at ₹2680/quintal, confirming the bullish trend in western India.
• In Uttar Pradesh, mandis like Azamgarh, Jaunpur, Kanpur, and Lucknow showed stable prices around ₹2500–₹2590, helping farmers recover input costs.
• However, some mandis like Nainpur (Madhya Pradesh) remained at or just above MSP, reflecting regionally lower demand.

Advisory for Farmers:

• Sell Now If You See Above-MSP Prices: If wheat prices in your mandi are higher than MSP, this is a great opportunity to bring your stock to market and book profits.
• Wait in Low-Price Areas: In regions where prices are hovering around or just below MSP, consider holding your produce for a few more days. A ₹100–₹200 price increase is possible as demand picks up.
• Focus on Clean Quality: Well-cleaned, sorted wheat can fetch ₹30–₹50/quintal more in open markets. Ensure proper grading and bagging before sending your stock to the mandi.

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