Dear farmers, if you're planning to sell your wheat crop during this period, today’s Mandi Bhav report can be extremely useful for you. In Bihar, wheat prices in Bhawanipur and Muzaffarpur mandis remained stable and satisfactory for farmers. Meanwhile, in Madhya Pradesh, mandis such as Dewas, Bhopal, and Harda witnessed increased arrivals, along with fluctuating price trends.
Dewas mandi recorded the highest arrival today and also reported the highest wheat price in the state. If you’re aiming for higher profits, focus on maintaining the quality of your crop and plan your sales according to the changing price trends across mandis. The current market indicators suggest that well-informed decisions can help farmers secure better earnings.
Wheat Prices in Bhawanipur Mandi: Bhawanipur mandi reported an arrival of 25 tonnes of wheat (147 average variety). Prices ranged between ₹2,500 and ₹2,750 per quintal, with the model price recorded at ₹2,600. The market remained stable and farmers appeared satisfied with the rates.
Wheat Prices in Muzaffarpur Mandi: Muzaffarpur mandi witnessed a heavy arrival of wheat today, with 420 tonnes of the 147 average variety entering the market. Prices ranged between ₹2,600 and ₹2,800 per quintal, and the model rate was ₹2,650. Due to good quality produce, trading activity remained brisk and favorable.
Wheat Prices in Bhopal Mandi: Bhopal mandi received 332.14 tonnes of wheat. A wide price range was observed, from ₹2,100 to ₹2,965 per quintal. The model rate stood at ₹2,560, with high-quality wheat fetching better prices from traders.
Wheat Prices in Damoh Mandi: Damoh mandi reported an arrival of 101.16 tonnes of mill-quality wheat. Prices ranged from ₹2,350 to ₹2,400 per quintal, with the model rate at ₹2,380. The market remained relatively stable and farmers were generally satisfied with the rates.
Wheat Prices in Dewas Mandi: Dewas mandi saw the highest arrival of the day with 2,192.25 tonnes of wheat brought to market. Prices varied significantly from ₹1,801 to ₹3,101 per quintal — the widest range recorded in the state. The model price was ₹2,500, reflecting a healthy balance between demand and supply.
Wheat Prices in Harda Mandi: Harda mandi, 666.39 tonnes of mill-quality wheat were received. Prices ranged between ₹2,441 and ₹2,587 per quintal, with a model rate of ₹2,520. Both wheat quality and prices were well balanced in this mandi.
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Conclusion: Whether you're a farmer or a grain trader, analyzing these mandi-wise figures can help you choose the right market and the best timing to sell your wheat for maximum profit. Keep monitoring price trends regularly to make informed decisions.
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