As wheat harvesting season wraps up across the nation, fields are now adorned with lush Moong Whole (green Gram) , raising various questions in the minds of farmers, especially concerning this year's monsoon predictions. The Meteorological Department has issued forecasts indicating that this year, the monsoon is likely to be above normal due to the influences of El Niño and La Niña phenomena. Moreover, indications suggest early onset and prolonged spells of rainfall.
During this, farmers are keen on safeguarding their mung bean crops from any potential damage and staying informed about prevailing market prices becomes essential.
The Sanawad Mandi in Khargone district of Madhya Pradesh has witnessed the highest prices for Moong Whole (green Gram) in May. Currently, prices hover around approximately Rs. 9,800 per quintal for maximum rates and Rs. 5,755 per quintal for minimum rates.
Moong dal rate in Jabalpur Mandi: At present, in the Jabalpur Mandi, the maximum price for Moong Whole (green Gram) stands at Rs. 8,250 per quintal, with minimum rates around Rs. 5,250 per quintal and an average market price of approximately Rs. 7,750 per quintal.
Moong dal rate in in Khandwa Mandi: The Khandwa Mandi, the maximum price for Moong Whole (green Gram) is Rs. 8,171 per quintal, while the minimum rate is Rs. 2,411 per quintal. The average market price is around Rs. 7,900 per quintal.
Moong dal rate in Itarsi Mandi: The Itarsi Mandi, the minimum price for Moong Whole (green Gram) is observed at Rs. 6,855 per quintal, which is the lowest among the surveyed mandis.
Moong dal rate in in Harda Mandi: The Harda Mandi, the average market price for Moong Whole (green Gram) stands at approximately Rs. 7,781 per quintal.
These market updates provide crucial insights for farmers as they navigate through the complexities of agricultural practices amidst changing weather patterns and market dynamics.
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