Brief Summary
This video provides a market report from Chhipabarod Lahsun Mandi on January 31, 2026. It covers the reduced arrival of old garlic stock, price variations based on quality, and interactions with farmers about their sales and market preferences. Key points include:
- Reduced garlic arrival compared to the previous day.
- Price differentiation based on garlic quality.
- Farmer insights on market prices and preferences between different Mandis.
Market Overview and High-Quality Garlic Prices
The market saw a reduced arrival of old garlic, approximately 500 bags less than the previous day. High-quality garlic fetched good prices, ranging from ₹11,350 to ₹13,000 per quintal, with some exceptional quality lots selling at ₹13,500 per quintal. A farmer from Mamapura reported selling his garlic for ₹13,000, consistent with the previous day's price.
Medium Quality Garlic and Boxed Garlic Prices
Medium quality garlic was sold for ₹12,220 per quintal on January 31, 2026. Boxed garlic was priced between ₹500 to ₹12,220.
Desi Garlic Quality and Farmer Interview
A lot of old Desi garlic was sold for ₹95 per quintal. The garlic consisted of mixed sizes, including both full and "laddu" (small, round) sizes. A farmer from Delhi Pura, located 60 km away, mentioned that he was visiting the Mandi after 2 years and found the market prices favorable, comparing them positively to those in Kota.
Desi Garlic Prices and Farmer Experiences
Another lot of Desi garlic sold for ₹12,220 per quintal, characterized by small "laddu" and larger "phool, gulab button" sizes. Two trolleys of garlic from a farmer named Ramsup Kamawat from Kanpur were sold, one for ₹12,220 and another for ₹11,415. The farmer mentioned that he has been selling in this Mandi for three to four years and found the market to be satisfactory. He also noted that while garlic stocks in his area were depleted, he considered Chhipabarod to be superior to Khanpur in terms of price relative to quality.
Low Quality Garlic Prices
Lower quality garlic with some spoilage was sold for ₹4,700 per quintal. The garlic had mixed sizes, including full and "laddu" qualities.
