Daily Mandi Prices India — Today’s Mandi Bhav, State & Market Wise
Check today’s mandi rates for 300+ agricultural commodities — potato, onion, tomato, wheat, paddy, mustard, soyabean, gram and more — across every state, district and APMC market in India. Minimum, maximum and modal price per quintal, sourced live through official DATA.GOV.IN open government API services and updated every day. Aaj ka mandi bhav — free, no login, mobile friendly.
- Official DATA.GOV.IN API
- 35 states & UTs
- Daily updates
- Free · No signup
- Price history included
Live Market Price Tracker
Choose a state and press View Prices.
Mandi Bhav by State
Tap a state to load today’s commodity rates for every APMC market in that state.
Most-checked commodities
How to Read a Mandi Price Table
Every rate is quoted in ₹ per quintal (1 quintal = 100 kg) unless the commodity is normally traded by piece or bunch. Here is what each column actually means.
| Term | What it means for you |
|---|---|
| Min Price | The lowest rate a lot sold for in that mandi on that day — usually poorer grade, higher moisture, or damaged produce. |
| Max Price | The highest rate paid — best grade, clean, well-graded produce. This is what good post-harvest handling earns you. |
| Modal Price | The most important number. It is the rate at which the largest volume traded — the realistic price for average produce. Use modal, not max, when you plan a sale. |
| Variety | The specific cultivar (e.g. Jyoti potato, Nashik onion, Sharbati wheat). Rates differ sharply between varieties in the same mandi. |
| Grade | FAQ (Fair Average Quality), Local, Medium, Large. Grading before you reach the mandi is the cheapest way to move from min price toward max. |
| Arrival | Quantity that reached the mandi that day, in tonnes. Heavy arrivals push rates down; thin arrivals push them up. Watch this to time your sale. |
| District / Market | The APMC yard. The same commodity can differ by ₹200–₹800 per quintal between two mandis 50 km apart — always compare neighbouring markets before loading your vehicle. |
A quick worked example
If potato in your district shows Min ₹900, Modal ₹1,150 and Max ₹1,400 per quintal, a 20-quintal load of average-grade potato is realistically worth about ₹23,000 at the modal rate. Deduct mandi commission, loading and transport before you compare it with a direct buyer’s offer — that net figure is the number that actually matters.
Vhumi vs AGMARKNET vs e‑NAM — Which Should You Use?
All three rest on the same government market reporting. The difference is how quickly you can actually get to a usable number on a phone, in a field, with one hand free.
| Vhumi | AGMARKNET | e‑NAM | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price source | Official DATA.GOV.IN open API | Own portal | e‑NAM linked mandis only |
| Steps to a price | 2 — state, then view | 5+ form fields | Multiple dropdowns |
| Mobile friendly | Yes, built mobile-first | Desktop-era layout | Partially |
| Login needed | No | No | Yes, to transact |
| Past-date prices | Yes | Yes | Limited |
| Can you also sell? | Yes — list and sell direct to buyers | Information only | Yes, inside linked mandis |
| Buy inputs too | Seeds, fertiliser, tools, machinery | No | No |
Use AGMARKNET or e‑NAM when you need the raw government record for documentation. Use Vhumi when you want the same number in two taps — and then want to do something about it.
Knowing the rate is half the job
Vhumi is a Made-in-India agri marketplace. List your produce and sell direct to buyers, FPOs and traders — or buy seeds, fertiliser and farm equipment from verified sellers near you.
Mandi Price FAQs
Common questions about daily commodity rates in India.
What is today’s mandi bhav and how often is it updated?
Mandi bhav is the price a commodity actually traded at in a government-regulated APMC market on a given day. Rates on this page are refreshed daily through the DATA.GOV.IN open government API. Mandis report through the day, so the most complete picture for any date is usually available by the following morning.
What is modal price, and why is it different from max price?
Modal price is the rate at which the largest share of that day’s volume changed hands — the most commonly paid price. Max price is the single best rate achieved, usually for top-grade produce in small quantity. Plan with the modal price; treat the max as what good grading and cleaning can get you.
Are mandi prices quoted per quintal or per kilogram?
Per quintal, which is 100 kg. To get a per-kg rate, divide by 100 — a modal price of ₹2,450 per quintal is ₹24.50 per kg. A few commodities such as coconut, banana or flowers are reported per piece, per bunch or per 100 units, and the unit is shown with the entry.
Why do two nearby mandis show different prices for the same crop?
Because arrivals, local demand, storage capacity and buyer mix differ by yard. A mandi with heavy arrivals on a given day will usually show softer rates than one with thin supply. Checking two or three nearby markets before you load the vehicle is often worth more than the transport difference.
Can I check past dates and track price trends?
Yes. Pick a state and then choose a date in the tracker to pull rates for that day. Comparing the same commodity across several dates shows whether the market is firming or easing, which helps decide between selling now and holding.
Where does Vhumi get this price data from?
Directly from DATA.GOV.IN, the Government of India’s official open data platform, through its public API services. Vhumi reformats and presents the published rates in a faster, mobile-first layout and adds the ability to act on them by buying or selling on the marketplace.
Do I need an account to see prices?
No. Price lookup is completely free and needs no registration. An account is only needed if you want to list produce for sale or place an order on the marketplace.
Can I sell my crop at the price shown here?
The rates are the market reference, not a guaranteed offer. Your realised price depends on grade, moisture, quantity, distance and the buyer. Listing on Vhumi lets buyers approach you directly, which removes some of the deductions a mandi sale carries.
Which commodities are covered?
More than 300, spanning cereals, pulses, oilseeds, vegetables, fruits, spices, fibres and plantation crops — including potato, onion, tomato, wheat, paddy, mustard, soyabean, gram, maize, cotton, chilli, turmeric and ginger — across all 35 states and union territories covered by the government feed.
Is there a mobile app?
Yes. The Vhumi Android app on Google Play gives you the same price lookup plus the full marketplace, so you can check rates and list produce from the field.
Data Source & Disclaimer
Source. Commodity rates shown on this page are retrieved using the DATA.GOV.IN API services, the Government of India’s Open Government Data (OGD) platform. Vhumi reformats and presents this published data; it does not generate, estimate or alter the reported rates.
Accuracy. Rates are indicative and reflect what individual mandis reported for the selected date. Not every mandi reports every day, and late submissions can change a day’s figures. Availability also depends on the DATA.GOV.IN service. Always confirm with your local APMC yard or buyer before committing to a sale.
Maintained by Vhumi Agri Marketplace (M/S BGS Group), a Made-in-India agricultural marketplace connecting farmers, FPOs, traders and input suppliers.
