National and international markets, goods are traded every day, and farmers bring their crops to mandis across the country, where traders purchase them. These goods then make their way to retail markets, where consumers like us buy them.
The prices of crops in the country's mandis depend on both domestic and international market prices. Here, we provide you with the latest grain prices from the Indore mandi to help you understand the fluctuations in the market.
On December 13, the prices of grains in the Indore mandi saw significant fluctuations. The prices of major grains such as wheat, soybean, chana, maize, moong, and tuar all changed. Let’s take a look at the key prices today.
Wheat Prices: The price of wheat continues to rise steadily. After an increase of ₹100 yesterday, wheat prices have gone up by ₹200 today.
Soybean Prices: There was also a rise in soybean prices. Today, prices increased by ₹200, reaching ₹3,800 to ₹4,300 per quintal.
Maize Prices: Maize prices saw a slight decline. After a drop of ₹200 yesterday, there was a further minor decrease today.
Dollar Chana: Dollar chana prices increased by ₹100 yesterday but fell by ₹100 today.
Desi Chana: The price of desi chana rose by ₹1,100 yesterday but saw a significant drop of ₹1,000 today.
Moong: Moong prices have been in sharp decline. After a drop of ₹2,000 yesterday, today it fell further by ₹1,000.
Tuar Prices: Tuar prices also witnessed significant fluctuations. After a ₹100 increase yesterday, today there was a major difference of ₹4,000 in the prices.
Advice for Farmers and Traders:
Conclusion: On December 13, the prices of grains in the Indore mandi showed mixed trends. Wheat and soybean prices increased, while moong and tuar prices fell. For farmers and traders, it is crucial to understand market trends and take the necessary steps to get the best value for their crops.
This information will help you understand the grain market situation better and make informed decisions.
