Garlic mandi prices near Banswara
Prices checked yesterday at 9:00 pm
हिंदी में देखेंThe latest price at every mandi within reach (each with its date), and where you'd take home the most after the trip.
Best for you now
Sailana (F&V), 58 km away
₹19,000 a quintal
- Mandi price
- ₹19,000
- Transport for about 75 km by road change
- −₹93
- You get, a quintal, before commission
- ₹18,908
Reported on 13 Nov.
Compared with Mandsaur (97 km), where the most garlic arrives
₹6,886 a quintal more after transport
6 mandis within 100 km
-
1
Sailana (F&V) 58 km, usually 464 tonnes this month
- Mandi price
- ₹19,000
- On 13 Nov
- You get
- ₹18,908
- after ₹93 transport
-
2
Dahod (Veg. Market) 75 km, usually 52 tonnes this month
- Mandi price
- ₹14,000
- On 13 Nov
- same as on 8 Nov
- You get
- ₹13,891
- after ₹109 transport
-
3
Sailana 58 km, usually 628 tonnes this month
- Mandi price
- ₹13,000
- On 13 Nov
- ▲ +₹2,000 since 4 Nov
- You get
- ₹12,908
- after ₹93 transport
-
4
Mandsaur 97 km, usually 13,159 tonnes this month
- Mandi price
- ₹12,150
- On 13 Nov
- ▲ +₹6,650 since 5 Nov
- You get
- ₹12,022
- after ₹128 transport
-
5
Daloda 90 km, usually 2,257 tonnes this month
- Mandi price
- ₹12,127
- On 13 Nov
- ▲ +₹827 since 4 Nov
- You get
- ₹12,005
- after ₹122 transport
-
6
Jaora 80 km, usually 3,474 tonnes this month
- Mandi price
- ₹10,000
- On 13 Nov
- ▲ +₹3,500 since 4 Nov
- You get
- ₹9,887
- after ₹113 transport
You get: the latest price minus transport, about ₹1.50 a quintal per km for the first 50 km (tractor or pickup) and ₹0.70 after (truck), before the mandi's commission and charges. A small lot is costed as a hired pickup. Set your own rate above.
Distances are in a straight line from the middle of Banswara, not from your village. Transport is costed on about 1.3 times that, as roads wind.
Numbers match the list. Darker pays more; bigger is where more usually arrives.
Is the price rising?
Mandsaur, the biggest garlic mandi near you, over the last six weeks.
₹ a quintal (100 kg)
Which months pay more?
At Mandsaur, in a usual year. Most garlic reaches the mandi in March. The price is usually lowest in April and highest in November.
Source: Agmarknet daily prices (data.gov.in); Agmarknet daily prices and arrivals (India Data Portal).