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Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu) APMC Market Prices

Latest Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu) market prices across Gujarat APMC markets.

• Per 20 Kg

Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu) Market Price Summary

12 Price Records
Highest Price ₹511
Lowest Price ₹300
Average Modal ₹453

All prices are shown per 20 Kg unless otherwise specified.

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Latest Market Analysis

The latest available Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu) market data shows a highest reported price of ₹511 per 20 Kg, with an average modal price of ₹453 across 12 market records. Current market trend: Higher Range.

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Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu) Market Prices Across Gujarat

Compare minimum, maximum and modal prices from Gujarat APMC market yards. Prices are shown per 20 Kg unless otherwise specified.

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Complete Market Guide & Live Prices for Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu) in Gujarat

Pearl Millet, locally known as Bajra, is a cornerstone of dryland agriculture in Gujarat, particularly in the arid and semi-arid regions of North Gujarat and Saurashtra. As a climate-resilient crop, it thrives in low-rainfall areas where other cereals fail, making it a vital component of food and nutritional security. Bajra is highly valued for its high protein, iron, and calcium content, positioning it as a 'nutri-cereal' in the modern health-conscious market. In Gujarat, the cultivation of Bajra is primarily concentrated in districts like Banaskantha, Sabarkantha, and Mehsana. The crop is characterized by its short growing cycle, typically 75 to 90 days, allowing farmers to fit it into diverse cropping patterns. From an agronomic perspective, Bajra is a C4 plant, meaning it is exceptionally efficient at photosynthesis under high temperatures and intense sunlight, which are characteristic of the Gujarati summer and monsoon seasons. The market importance of Bajra has surged significantly due to the rising demand for gluten-free grains and traditional superfoods. APMC markets in Gujarat witness high demand for high-quality, uniform-sized grains. Farmers who focus on post-harvest management, such as proper drying and cleaning, consistently secure premium prices. Furthermore, the crop serves a dual purpose; while the grain is used for human consumption (flour for rotis/bhakri), the stalks (kadab) serve as high-quality fodder for livestock, which is an essential secondary income stream for smallholder farmers. With the government promoting millet consumption through various initiatives, the value chain for Bajra is becoming more organized, offering better price discovery mechanisms for producers. To maximize profitability, farmers are encouraged to adopt hybrid varieties that offer resistance to downy mildew and ergot, which are the primary biotic stresses affecting yield. By integrating scientific soil management and timely irrigation during the critical flowering stage, Gujarat’s farmers can significantly enhance their productivity per hectare, ensuring that Bajra remains a profitable and sustainable crop for generations to come.

Comparing daily prices across different regional markets before dispatching your harvest is crucial. Tracking minimum, maximum, and modal price trends helps you bypass local aggregators (middlemen) and secure the absolute best profit margin for your agricultural produce.

Sowing Season

🌱 Kharif: June-July; Summer: February-March

Harvest Season

🌾 Kharif: September-October; Summer: May-June

Suitable Soil Type

🪨 Well-drained sandy loam to loamy soil with good organic matter.

Storage & Preservation

🏠 Store in cool, dry, and well-ventilated areas; use neem leaves or approved grain protectants to prevent storage pests like weevils.

Uses

🌿 Human consumption (flour for rotis/bhakri), poultry feed, and livestock fodder.

APMC Price Guide

How to Read APMC Market Prices

Market prices on this page are displayed per 20 Kg for easier comparison.

Min Price

Minimum Price is the lowest reported market rate for the commodity during the available market data period.

Max Price

Maximum Price is the highest reported market rate for the commodity during the available market data period.

Modal Price

Modal Price represents the most commonly reported market rate and is useful as a reference price for farmers.

Important Note

Market prices may change according to arrivals, quality, demand, supply and local market conditions. Verify the latest rate before selling your produce.

Farmer Advisory

Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu) Farming Advisory

1. Ensure grain moisture is below 10-12% before storage to prevent fungal growth. 2. Perform mechanical grading to remove dust, stones, and broken grains to fetch premium prices. 3. Clean the produce thoroughly using a winnower to ensure uniform grain size and purity. 4. Monitor market trends and avoid distress selling immediately after harvest; store and sell when prices stabilize. 5. Use moisture-proof gunny bags or hermetic storage containers to maintain grain quality during transit to APMC.

Price Trend

7-Day Price History Trend

Per 20 Kg

Average modal price trend for Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu) over the last 7 days. Prices are shown per 20 Kg.

Per 20 Kg Last 7 Days
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Frequently Asked Questions

The current average modal price for Bajra in major markets like Rajkot, Gondal, and Junagadh is ₹455 per 20kg.
Currently, the highest price recorded is ₹541, while the lowest price is ₹250 per 20kg.
To fetch the best price and avoid rejection at APMC, ensure your Bajra has a moisture content of 12% to 14%.
Grading based on grain size, color, and absence of foreign matter (stones/dust) significantly increases the market value.
Store Bajra in a cool, dry place using airtight containers or gunny bags treated with recommended organic preservatives to prevent weevil attacks.
Market prices fluctuate; it is advisable to monitor the Smart Khedut platform daily and sell when prices trend above the modal average of ₹455.
Yes, the government announces an MSP for Bajra annually. Check the latest government notifications to ensure you are getting a fair price.
Clean your produce thoroughly to remove chaff and dust, sort by grain size, and avoid selling during peak harvest arrivals when supply is high.
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