Khargone Market Prices (Mandi Bhav)
Khargone district is India's largest cotton-producing region and home to Asia's second-largest red chili market. Below are commodity rates for the Khargone mandi.
Prices are indicative and manually updated. For live daily rates, visit agmarknet.gov.in or mpsamvida.gov.in.
Updated from kisanupaj.com on 02/7/2026 (Khargone mandi data from 02 July) • Last updated: 2 Jul 2026, 3:30 pm IST
Cotton (Kapas)
| Grade | Min Price (per quintal) | Max Price (per quintal) |
|---|---|---|
| FAQ (Without Ginned) | ₹8,030 | ₹8,160 |
India's largest cotton-producing region. Holding a tight ₹8,030–8,160 band since 22 June — remarkably steady for over a week.
Red Chili (Lal Mirch)
| Grade | Min Price (per quintal) | Max Price (per quintal) |
|---|---|---|
| Bedia | ₹6,790 | ₹9,680 |
Bedia market — Asia's 2nd largest red chili market. No fresh main-mandi listing today; last Bedia quote carried forward.
Soybean
| Grade | Min Price (per quintal) | Max Price (per quintal) |
|---|---|---|
| FAQ | ₹5,580 | ₹6,300 |
Major kharif crop. Eases back — floor down ₹495 and top down ₹215 vs 30 June as prices give up part of the recent spike.
Wheat (Gehun)
| Grade | Min Price (per quintal) | Max Price (per quintal) |
|---|---|---|
| Mill Quality | ₹2,186 | ₹2,756 |
Post-harvest season. Range widens with the top up ₹406 vs 26 June as superior-grade lots fetch a premium.
Chana (Gram)
| Grade | Min Price (per quintal) | Max Price (per quintal) |
|---|---|---|
| Gram | ₹5,247 | ₹6,291 |
Major rabi pulse. Floor jumps ₹947 vs 30 June as better-quality arrivals lift the low end; top firms ₹106.
Kabuli Chana
| Grade | Min Price (per quintal) | Max Price (per quintal) |
|---|---|---|
| FAQ | ₹5,015 | ₹8,175 |
Premium white chickpea grown across Nimar. Spread widens sharply — top up ₹210 to ₹8,175 while low-grade lots pull the floor down to ₹5,015.
Sarson (Mustard)
| Grade | Min Price (per quintal) | Max Price (per quintal) |
|---|---|---|
| FAQ | ₹5,910 | ₹7,080 |
No fresh arrivals reported today. Last quoted from 24 April session.
Maize (Corn)
| Grade | Min Price (per quintal) | Max Price (per quintal) |
|---|---|---|
| Local (FAQ) | ₹2,080 | ₹2,338 |
Extends its rebound — floor up ₹150 and top up ₹144 vs 30 June on firm demand.
Jowar (Sorghum)
| Grade | Min Price (per quintal) | Max Price (per quintal) |
|---|---|---|
| FAQ | ₹1,999 | ₹2,099 |
Slips sharply — floor down ₹322 and top down ₹282 vs 30 June as lower-grade lots dominate arrivals.
Green Gram (Moong)
| Grade | Min Price (per quintal) | Max Price (per quintal) |
|---|---|---|
| FAQ | ₹7,600 | ₹7,800 |
No fresh arrivals reported today. Last quoted from 21 April session.
Bedia Chili Market
The Bedia red chili market near Sanawad is Asia's second-largest, handling annual turnover exceeding ₹80 crore. It is the only dedicated chili marketing yard in all of Madhya Pradesh. During peak season (December–March), farmers from across the district bring their harvest, creating a vivid spectacle of red.
Minimum Support Price (MSP) Reference
The Minimum Support Price (MSP) is set by the Government of India annually for major agricultural crops to protect farmers from sharp price drops. For the latest MSP rates, visit farmer.gov.in.
Official Price Sources
About Khargone Agriculture
Khargone district's agricultural economy is nationally significant. The district leads India in cotton production with over 215,000 hectares under cultivation. Chili production has seen explosive growth — now reaching 157,500 metric tonnes from 45,000 hectares annually. The district received the ODOP (One District One Product) Runner-Up Certificate for 2024-25 for outstanding chili production.
Learn more about Khargone's economy →