July 11, 2025: Wheat Prices Surge in UP Mandis – ₹2700 in Some Markets, While Others Stick to MSP – Full Report Inside

Dear Farmers,If you're planning to sell your wheat soon, today's update is crucial for you. On July 11, 2025, several major mandis in Uttar Pradesh witnessed a sharp fluctuation in wheat prices. While some mandis continued to offer prices close to the government MSP of ₹2,425 per quintal, others recorded a significant surge. For instance, in Wilthar Road Mandi, wheat prices touched a high of ₹2,700 per quintal — a full ₹275 above MSP. Similar upward trends were observed in Nautanwa, Badaun, and Khair, where farmers received relatively profitable rates.

However, in mandis with higher arrivals, prices mostly remained near MSP, indicating that mandi-wise trends and demand-supply dynamics are becoming increasingly important for wheat price fluctuations.

Key Questions for Farmers Today:

• Which mandi will offer you the most profit for your wheat?
• Is now the right time to sell or should you wait?
• Most importantly – how can you understand mandi trends and make the right decision at the right time?

This report provides:

• Mandi-wise price comparisons
• Wheat arrival data analysis
• Selling recommendations based on today’s mandi trends

If you want to maximize profits on wheat sales, read this full report – because accurate information is every farmer’s greatest strength.

Where Prices Rose and Where They Stayed Near MSP – Mandi-wise Report (July 11, 2025):

Key Observations:

• Wilthar Road Mandi offered the highest wheat price at ₹2,700/quintal — ₹275 above MSP.
• Nautanwa and Badaun also showed strong prices ranging from ₹2,550 to ₹2,600/quintal, indicating strong demand.
• On the other hand, mandis like Raebareli, Bachhrawan, Mainpuri, and Sikandrarau offered prices close to or below MSP, likely due to high arrivals and surplus stock.
• The highest arrivals were reported in Raebareli (425 tonnes) and Mainpuri (160 tonnes), putting downward pressure on prices there.

Tips for Farmers and Traders:

• Farmers holding clean, bold Dara wheat should consider selling in mandis like Wilthar Road or Nautanwa, where higher prices are being offered.
• In mandis where prices are hovering near MSP, it may be beneficial to wait a few days or explore better-paying markets nearby.
• Traders should focus on high-quality grain and prioritize buying from high-price mandis to match demand with quality grades.

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