Wheat mandi price today: mp hits ₹5,800, maharashtra ₹5,500, check bihar and delhi rates

Farmers planning to sell wheat should check the latest mandi prices for 21 September, 2026 before taking their produce to the market. Wheat prices showed a wide variation across mandis in Bihar, Delhi, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh. The highest wheat price of ₹5,800 per quintal was recorded in Guna mandi, Madhya Pradesh, while Mumbai mandi in Maharashtra recorded a maximum price of ₹5,500 per quintal.

Terms of arrivals, Dewas mandi in Madhya Pradesh recorded the highest wheat arrival at 562.8 tonnes. Guna followed with 353.92 tonnes, while Harpalpur recorded 326.46 tonnes and Harda recorded 268.82 tonnes.

The MSP for wheat is ₹2,585 per quintal. Farmers can therefore compare the mandi prices with the MSP while assessing the prices available for their produce. Here is the complete mandi-wise wheat price and arrival report for 21 September 2026.

Wheat Prices Today in Bihar, Delhi, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh (21 September, 2026):

Arrival and Price Comparison:

1. On 21 September, Guna mandi recorded the highest maximum wheat price at ₹5,800 per quintal. The minimum price there was ₹1,200 per quintal, showing a wide difference between the minimum and maximum rates.
2. In Maharashtra, Mumbai mandi recorded a maximum wheat price of ₹5,500 per quintal, while the minimum price was ₹2,900. Other notable maximum prices included ₹2,900 in Jalna, ₹2,826 in Gangapur and ₹2,796 in Nagpur.
3. Among the Madhya Pradesh mandis covered in this report, Ashoknagar recorded a maximum price of ₹3,560, followed by Dewas at ₹3,370 and Bhopal at ₹3,159 per quintal.
4. Delhi, the maximum wheat price was ₹2,825 in Narela mandi, while Najafgarh recorded a maximum of ₹2,795 per quintal.

Where Was the Highest Wheat Arrival Recorded?

1. Dewas mandi recorded the highest wheat arrival at 562.8 tonnes. Guna followed with 353.92 tonnes, while Harpalpur received 326.46 tonnes and Harda recorded 268.82 tonnes.
2. Mumbai mandi in Maharashtra also recorded a substantial 440.5 tonnes of wheat arrival, making it one of the highest-arrival markets in this report. Jalna recorded 86.4 tonnes, Ashoknagar 66 tonnes and Hatpipliya 64.88 tonnes.

Wheat Prices Compared With MSP

1. The MSP for wheat is ₹2,585 per quintal. Several mandis recorded prices around or above this level.
2. For example, Barbigah recorded a minimum price of ₹2,585, while Amravati also recorded a minimum price of ₹2,585 per quintal.
3. However, some markets recorded minimum prices below the MSP. Dewas recorded a minimum of ₹2,300, Bhopal ₹2,500 and Hatpipliya ₹2,300. Guna recorded the lowest minimum price in this report at ₹1,200, while its maximum price reached ₹5,800.

Advice for Farmers

1. Before selling wheat, farmers should check the today mandi price in nearby markets and compare the available rates. The 21 September data shows noticeable differences in both prices and arrivals across the mandis covered in this report.
2. Farmers can consider the variety and quality of their wheat, the minimum and maximum prices being quoted in the mandi, and the transportation cost before deciding where to sell. Instead of looking only at the highest quoted price, it can also be useful to consider the market's arrival level and the complete price range.

FAQs:

1. What is the highest wheat price today?
On 21 September 2026, Guna mandi in Madhya Pradesh recorded the highest maximum wheat price at ₹5,800 per quintal among the markets covered in this report.

2. What is the wheat price in Mumbai mandi today?
Mumbai mandi recorded a maximum wheat price of ₹5,500 per quintal and a minimum price of ₹2,900 per quintal on 21 September 2026.

3. Which mandi recorded the highest wheat arrival?
Dewas mandi in Madhya Pradesh recorded the highest wheat arrival at 562.8 tonnes.

4. What is the wheat MSP in 2026?
The wheat MSP mentioned in this report is ₹2,585 per quintal.

5. Where can farmers check today's wheat mandi prices?
Farmers can check the latest wheat mandi prices, arrivals and market-wise rates on Khetivyapar before deciding where to sell their produce.