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 24/4/2026 (Khargone mandi data from 24 April) • Last updated: 24 Apr 2026, 10:00 am

Cotton (Kapas)

GradeMin Price (per quintal)Max Price (per quintal)
FAQ (Without Ginned)₹6,785₹8,905

India's largest cotton-producing region. Range tightens — min up ₹440, max down ₹145 vs 23 April.

Red Chili (Lal Mirch)

GradeMin Price (per quintal)Max Price (per quintal)
All grades (Bedia)₹6,920₹21,020
Dry (per kg)₹140₹155

Bedia market — Asia's 2nd largest red chili market. Unchanged from 23 April.

Soybean

GradeMin Price (per quintal)Max Price (per quintal)
FAQ₹5,100₹5,540

Major kharif crop. Range widened — floor down ₹240, top up ₹70 vs 23 April.

Wheat (Gehun)

GradeMin Price (per quintal)Max Price (per quintal)
Mill Quality₹2,220₹2,435
Standard FAQ₹1,350₹2,405

Rabi harvest season. Mill-quality unchanged from 23 April.

Chana (Gram)

GradeMin Price (per quintal)Max Price (per quintal)
Desi₹4,980₹5,180
Kabuli Chana₹4,951₹8,820

Major rabi pulse. Desi essentially flat. Kabuli weakening — floor down ₹399.

Sarson (Mustard)

GradeMin Price (per quintal)Max Price (per quintal)
FAQ₹5,910₹7,080

Strong rally — fresh arrivals returned after dry sessions. Max up ₹2,060 from ₹5,020 on 21 April.

Maize (Corn)

GradeMin Price (per quintal)Max Price (per quintal)
Local (FAQ)₹1,280₹1,765
Local (Non-FAQ)₹1,150₹1,400

Range tightens — min up ₹30, max down ₹40 vs 23 April.

Jowar (Sorghum)

GradeMin Price (per quintal)Max Price (per quintal)
FAQ₹1,970₹2,251

Range widens upward — max up ₹191 to ₹2,251. Top-grade lots commanding premium.

Green Gram (Moong)

GradeMin Price (per quintal)Max Price (per quintal)
FAQ₹7,600₹7,800

No fresh arrivals today. Held 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 →