On 12 November the average model rate for bajra in Rajasthan mandis was ₹2,552 per quintal. The figures are based on reports from 11 mandis.
Key crop prices
- Bajra: average ₹2,552, minimum ₹2,000, maximum ₹2,780 (from 3 mandis)
- Potatoes: average ₹1,200, minimum ₹850, maximum ₹1,600 (from 3 mandis)
- Lobia: average ₹9,000, minimum ₹8,000, maximum ₹9,500 (from 2 mandis)
- Onions: average ₹3,975, minimum ₹3,000, maximum ₹5,000 (from 2 mandis)
- Coriander leaves: average ₹2,200, minimum ₹1,900, maximum ₹2,600 (from 2 mandis)
- Tomatoes: average ₹1,900, minimum ₹1,500, maximum ₹2,400 (from 2 mandis)
- Moong: average ₹7,525, minimum ₹6,800, maximum ₹8,250 (from 1 mandis)
- Peanuts: average ₹7,310, minimum ₹7,310, maximum ₹7,310 (from 1 mandis)
- Gwar: average ₹5,300, minimum ₹5,300, maximum ₹5,300 (from 1 mandis)
- Ginger: average ₹4,200, minimum ₹4,000, maximum ₹4,400 (from 1 mandis)
- Gwar fruit: average ₹3,800, minimum ₹3,500, maximum ₹4,000 (from 1 mandis)
- Fenugreek leaves: average ₹3,300, minimum ₹3,000, maximum ₹3,500 (from 1 mandis)
Which mandis had the highest rates
- Bajra: Surajgarh mandi ₹2,780
- Potatoes: Bassi mandi ₹1,400
- Lobia: Sadulpur mandi ₹9,500
- Onions: Bassi mandi ₹4,750
- Coriander leaves: Jalore mandi ₹2,400
How to check rates for your mandi
Rates for each mandi and each crop, along with trends from previous days, are available on the Times of Rajasthan mandi rates page (timesofrajasthan.in/mandi-bhav). Prices may vary by variety and quality, so verify at your mandi before selling.