Wheat Market Prices Today – 11 September 2025: Strong Gains in Maharashtra & Rajasthan, Pressure in Uttar Pradesh & Bihar

Dear farmers, today’s wheat market update is especially important. Across major mandis in India, wheat prices remained above the MSP (₹2,425/qtl), bringing relief to farmers. In several markets, prices even touched ₹3,000/qtl, boosting farmer confidence. However, in mandis with heavy arrivals, prices showed some pressure. The good news is that in most markets, farmers are receiving rates above MSP, ensuring direct economic support.

But the key question remains: Where did wheat fetch the highest price, and where should you sell your crop for maximum profit? Here’s the complete state-wise and mandi-wise report. 

State-wise Wheat Market Prices (11 September, 2025):

Price & Supply Analysis:

• Highest Price: Amravati (Maharashtra) at ₹3,000/qtl.
• Lowest Price: Bagasara (Gujarat) at ₹2,000/qtl.
• Heaviest Arrivals: Kanpur (1,800 tonnes) and Hardoi (906 tonnes) in U.P.
• Lightest Arrivals: Achalpur (0.2 tonnes), Bandikui (0.2 tonnes), Khanina (0.5 tonnes).
• Above MSP: Most mandis reported prices above ₹2,425/qtl, ensuring farmer benefit.
• Strong Surge: Maharashtra and Rajasthan mandis saw rates in the ₹2,800–3,000 range.
• Pressure Zones: Large mandis in U.P. (Kanpur, Hardoi, Raebareli) where heavy arrivals kept rates between ₹2,500–2,580/qtl.

Farmer Advisory

1. Sell in high-price mandis (Amravati, Bhavnagar, Bhiloda) for maximum gains.
2. Avoid immediate sales in heavy arrival markets (Kanpur, Hardoi, Raebareli) waiting may yield better prices.
3. If you have storage facilities, hold stock, as festive demand could push prices higher.
4. Maintain dry and clean wheat to get better prices at mandis.

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