Wheat prices reach ₹6,491 per quintal at this mandi: check the complete mandi list

Farmers, if you are planning to sell your wheat crop, make sure to check the latest mandi prices for (October 10, 2026), before heading to the market. Wheat mandi prices varied considerably across mandis in Delhi and Madhya Pradesh. In Madhya Pradesh, Neemuch Mandi recorded the highest maximum price of ₹6,491 per quintal. Sharbati wheat fetched up to ₹5,905 per quintal in Ashoknagar, while prices reached ₹4,700 in Vidisha and ₹4,000 in Bina.

Terms of arrivals, Dewas Mandi led with 377.31 tonnes of wheat. It was followed by Satna, which received 362.44 tonnes, and Ujjain, where arrivals stood at 282.11 tonnes. These figures show considerable differences in the quantity of wheat reaching the markets.

The table below provides the complete mandi-wise wheat prices and arrival figures for (October 10, 2026), helping farmers compare the latest rates across the listed markets.

Wheat Mandi Prices Today in Delhi and Madhya Pradesh (October 10, 2026):

Arrival and Price Comparison:

According to the October 10 figures, Neemuch Mandi recorded the highest maximum wheat price at ₹6,491 per quintal. Ashoknagar followed with a maximum price of ₹5,905 for Sharbati wheat, while Vidisha recorded ₹4,700 per quintal for the same variety. Bina Mandi also reported a maximum price of ₹4,000 per quintal.

One important point is that Ashoknagar and Vidisha reported prices for Sharbati wheat, while several other mandis listed regular wheat or mill-quality wheat. Farmers should therefore consider the variety when comparing prices, as rates for different types and qualities of wheat may vary.

Which Mandi Received the Highest Wheat Arrivals?

1. Dewas Mandi ranked first in wheat arrivals, with 377.31 tonnes. Satna received 362.44 tonnes, followed by Ujjain with 282.11 tonnes, Chhatarpur with 192.85 tonnes and Banapura with 166.24 tonnes.
2. In comparison, Burhanpur recorded just 3.82 tonnes of arrivals, Obedullaganj received 3.6 tonnes, and Raisen recorded 4.5 tonnes. This highlights the substantial variation in the quantity of wheat arriving at different markets.

Wheat Prices Compared with MSP:

1. The Minimum Support Price (MSP) for wheat is ₹2,585 per quintal. In the figures provided, the minimum prices in some mandis were above this level. These included Ashoknagar at ₹3,005, Vidisha at ₹3,211 and Dhamnod at ₹2,731 per quintal.
2. However, the minimum prices in Dewas and Ujjain stood at ₹2,300 per quintal, while Bina recorded ₹2,450—each below the stated MSP. Ganjbasoda reported a maximum price of ₹2,585 per quintal, equal to the MSP.
3. Farmers should remember that MSP is the government-announced support price for eligible procurement. It does not guarantee that every farmer will receive the same rate in open-market mandi sales. Actual returns depend on factors such as the applicable procurement arrangements, quality and sale conditions.

Advice for Farmers:

1. Before selling your wheat, check today’s mandi prices in nearby markets. Do not make a decision based only on the highest quoted rate, as an unusually high price may relate to a particular variety, quality or limited transaction.
2. Consider your wheat variety, grain quality, the prices currently available, market arrivals and transportation expenses. If you are considering markets such as Neemuch, Ashoknagar or Vidisha because of their higher reported prices, first confirm the rate being offered for your specific variety. Comparing the likely sale price with transport costs can help you choose a more suitable market.

FAQs:

1. What is the wheat mandi bhav today on October 10, 2026?
Rates vary by market and wheat variety. Neemuch reported a maximum price of ₹6,491 per quintal.

2. Which mandi recorded the highest wheat price?
Neemuch in Madhya Pradesh recorded the highest listed maximum price at ₹6,491 per quintal.

3. What was the Sharbati wheat price in Ashoknagar?
Ashoknagar reported Sharbati wheat prices between ₹3,005 and ₹5,905 per quintal.

4. Which mandi received the highest wheat arrivals?
Dewas recorded the highest arrivals at 377.31 tonnes.

5. What is the wheat MSP?
The stated MSP is ₹2,585 per quintal. Actual open-market prices may differ depending on quality and selling conditions.