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Beans APMC Market Prices

Latest Beans market prices across Gujarat APMC markets.

• Per 20 Kg

Beans Market Price Summary

1 Price Records
Highest Price ₹1,030
Lowest Price ₹500
Average Modal ₹950

All prices are shown per 20 Kg unless otherwise specified.

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Latest Market Analysis

The latest available Beans market data shows a highest reported price of ₹1,030 per 20 Kg, with an average modal price of ₹950 across 1 market records. Current market trend: Lower Range.

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Beans 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 Beans in Gujarat

Beans, categorized under pulses (kathol), are a cornerstone of Gujarat's agricultural economy, playing a vital role in both soil health and human nutrition. In the diverse agro-climatic zones of Gujarat, ranging from the arid regions of Kutch to the fertile plains of South Gujarat, beans are cultivated as a primary source of protein and a key nitrogen-fixing crop. Cultivation typically involves varieties like Mung, Urad, and Chola, which are well-adapted to the state's monsoon-dependent farming cycles. Economically, beans are highly significant for Gujarat's farmers as they require relatively low water input compared to cash crops like cotton or sugarcane, making them an ideal choice for sustainable farming. The market demand for high-quality pulses in Gujarat is consistently high, driven by both domestic consumption and the robust processing industry that supplies the national market. Farmers who focus on quality parameters such as uniform grain size, moisture content, and purity often secure premium prices at APMC yards. Furthermore, the inclusion of beans in crop rotation cycles helps in replenishing soil nitrogen, thereby reducing the dependency on synthetic fertilizers for subsequent crops. As the 'Smart Khedut' portal emphasizes, adopting modern agronomic practices—such as using certified seeds, integrated pest management, and scientific post-harvest handling—can significantly boost yield and profitability. The state government's support through MSP (Minimum Support Price) and the development of local processing units have further strengthened the value chain, ensuring that farmers get better returns. By focusing on post-harvest grading and moisture management, Gujarat's farmers can compete effectively in both local and international markets, ensuring long-term agricultural prosperity.

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) and Rabi (October-November)

Harvest Season

🌾 September-October (Kharif) and February-March (Rabi)

Suitable Soil Type

🪨 Well-drained sandy loam to clay loam soils with pH 6.5-7.5

Storage & Preservation

🏠 Dry thoroughly in sunlight, use neem leaves or approved pesticides, and store in moisture-proof, airtight containers.

Uses

🌿 Human consumption (dal/curry), animal feed, and soil nitrogen enrichment.

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

Beans Farming Advisory

1. Maintain moisture content below 8-10% to prevent fungal growth and spoilage. 2. Perform mechanical grading to separate uniform grain sizes for premium auction pricing. 3. Ensure thorough cleaning to remove stones, dust, and debris before taking produce to the APMC. 4. Monitor market trends via the Smart Khedut portal to sell during peak demand periods. 5. Use airtight storage containers or hermetic bags to protect against bruchid beetles and moisture.

Price Trend

7-Day Price History Trend

Per 20 Kg

Average modal price trend for Beans 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 beans in major markets like Rajkot, Gondal, and Junagadh is ₹936 per quintal.
The market prices for beans currently range from a minimum of ₹200 to a maximum of ₹1,715 per quintal.
To prevent fungal growth and pest infestation, beans should be dried to a moisture content of 10-12% before storage.
Grading beans by size, color, and freedom from impurities allows farmers to command higher prices, often closer to the maximum market rate of ₹1,715.
Store beans in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area using moisture-proof bags to maintain quality and prevent spoilage.
Monitor the Smart Khedut daily price updates for Rajkot and Gondal markets; selling when supply is moderate and demand is high usually yields better returns.
Farmers should check the latest government notifications on the Smart Khedut portal, as MSP for pulses varies by season and government policy.
Ensure your produce is clean, free from stones and debris, and sorted by size before taking it to the APMC to ensure you get the best possible modal price.
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