Commodities Tracked
200+
Across all categories
Mandis Covered
7,000+
Pan India
States
28+
All states & UTs
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Price Fallers Today
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Commodity Price Table

Prices in ₹/Quintal (100 kg) · Source: AGMARKNET / eNAM
Commodity ↕ Category Mandi ↕ State ↕ Min ₹/Q ↕ Max ₹/Q ↕ Modal ₹/Q ↕ Change % ↕
⚠️ Disclaimer: Prices shown are indicative and sourced from AGMARKNET/eNAM public data. Actual prices may vary at your local mandi. Always verify with your local market authority before making trading decisions. Roots Calling is not responsible for any financial decisions made based on this data.

Understanding Mandi Bhav in India – Complete Guide

The term Mandi Bhav (मंडी भाव) refers to the prevailing market price of agricultural commodities at regulated wholesale markets called Agricultural Produce Market Committees (APMCs) or Mandis across India. Tracking today's mandi bhav is essential for every farmer, trader, and agri-business owner.

How Are Mandi Prices Determined?

Mandi prices are set through an auction process at APMCs. Farmers bring their produce to the mandi, where licensed traders and commission agents (arthiyas) participate in open bidding. The price depends on supply and demand, quality grade, moisture content, and season. The modal price — the most frequently occurring price — is considered the benchmark.

What is AGMARKNET?

AGMARKNET (Agricultural Marketing Information Network) is the official Government of India portal managed by the Directorate of Marketing & Inspection (DMI). It aggregates daily price data from thousands of mandis. eNAM (National Agriculture Market) is the e-trading platform that allows farmers to sell produce online across state boundaries.

Key Factors Affecting Mandi Prices

Seasonal supply: Prices drop during harvest season when supply is high and rise during lean seasons. MSP (Minimum Support Price): Government-declared floor prices for key crops like wheat and paddy provide a price floor. Monsoon and weather: Crop damage due to drought, floods, or unseasonal rains directly impacts prices. Export demand: When global demand rises, domestic mandi prices tend to follow.

Crops with Highest Price Volatility

Tomato, onion, and potato — known as TOP crops — are notorious for extreme price swings. In 2023, tomato prices crossed ₹200/kg in retail markets. Onion prices, driven by export bans and weather disruptions, swing between ₹5/kg to ₹80/kg within a single year, significantly impacting both farmers and consumers.

How to Use Mandi Bhav Data to Your Advantage

Track 7-day price trends before selling your produce. Compare prices across nearby mandis — sometimes a 30 km difference can mean ₹200-500/quintal more for your crop. Use eNAM for interstate trading. Monitor export demand to time your sales for rice, wheat, and spices. Subscribe to Roots Calling's price alerts for weekly mandi intelligence.

Frequently Asked Questions – Mandi Bhav

📌 How often are mandi prices updated?
AGMARKNET collects prices daily from mandis. Our platform aggregates this and updates every morning between 7–9 AM IST on working days.
📌 What is the difference between Min, Max, and Modal price?
Min price is the lowest price any lot was sold for. Max is the highest. Modal (most common) price is the most representative price and is used for market analysis.
📌 Which mandi is best for selling wheat in India?
Major wheat mandis include Hapur (UP), Khanna (Punjab), and Kota (Rajasthan). Hapur consistently reports high volumes and competitive prices for wheat.
📌 Can I sell directly through eNAM?
Yes. eNAM allows registered farmers to sell produce online to buyers across India. You need to register at your local APMC and get a Kisan ID. Over 1.7 crore farmers are already registered on eNAM.