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Bhindi(Ladies Finger) APMC Market Prices

Latest Bhindi(Ladies Finger) market prices across Gujarat APMC markets.

• Per 20 Kg

Bhindi(Ladies Finger) Market Price Summary

7 Price Records
Highest Price ₹700
Lowest Price ₹200
Average Modal ₹486

All prices are shown per 20 Kg unless otherwise specified.

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Latest Market Analysis

The latest available Bhindi(Ladies Finger) market data shows a highest reported price of ₹700 per 20 Kg, with an average modal price of ₹486 across 7 market records. Current market trend: Higher Range.

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Bhindi(Ladies Finger) 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 Bhindi(Ladies Finger) in Gujarat

Bhindi, commonly known as Okra or Ladies Finger, is a vital vegetable crop in Gujarat, widely cultivated across districts like Vadodara, Anand, and Surat. It belongs to the Malvaceae family and is highly valued for its nutritional profile, being rich in dietary fiber, Vitamin C, and potassium. In Gujarat, Bhindi is a preferred choice for small and marginal farmers due to its short growth cycle and high yield potential, providing a steady income stream throughout the year. The crop thrives in warm, humid climates, making the tropical conditions of Gujarat ideal for its production. Cultivation typically involves well-drained sandy loam soils with a pH range of 6.0 to 6.8. Farmers in the state often practice intensive cultivation, utilizing drip irrigation to manage water efficiency, which is crucial given the state's diverse climatic zones. From a market perspective, Bhindi is a staple in the Indian diet, ensuring consistent demand in local APMCs and urban markets. The crop is highly responsive to organic fertilizers and integrated pest management (IPM) practices, which are increasingly being adopted by 'Smart Khedut' farmers to reduce chemical residues and fetch premium prices. Export potential for high-quality, tender Bhindi is also significant, particularly to Gulf countries, provided the produce meets stringent quality standards. Successful cultivation requires careful monitoring for common pests like fruit and shoot borers, which can significantly impact yield if not managed early. By adopting modern agricultural techniques, such as mulching and precision nutrient management, farmers can maximize their output. The economic importance of Bhindi in Gujarat cannot be overstated, as it serves as a bridge crop between major cereal seasons, offering farmers liquidity and financial stability. As the demand for fresh, pesticide-free vegetables grows, the focus is shifting toward sustainable farming practices that ensure both soil health and high market value. With proper post-harvest handling, Bhindi remains one of the most profitable vegetable crops for the progressive farmers of Gujarat.

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

🌱 February-March (Summer) and June-July (Kharif)

Harvest Season

🌾 45-60 days after sowing, continuous picking for 2-3 months

Suitable Soil Type

🪨 Well-drained sandy loam to clay loam soil

Storage & Preservation

🏠 Store in cool, dry, and well-ventilated areas; avoid moisture accumulation to prevent fungal growth.

Uses

🌿 Culinary vegetable, thickening agent in soups, and medicinal applications in traditional Ayurveda.

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

Bhindi(Ladies Finger) Farming Advisory

1. Harvest during early morning hours to maintain turgidity and freshness. 2. Grade the produce by size and color to ensure uniform pricing in the auction. 3. Remove damaged or pest-infested pods immediately to prevent spread during storage. 4. Use ventilated crates for transport to prevent heat buildup and moisture rot. 5. Time your harvest to align with peak market demand cycles in your local APMC.

Price Trend

7-Day Price History Trend

Per 20 Kg

Average modal price trend for Bhindi(Ladies Finger) 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 Bhindi in major markets like Rajkot, Gondal, and Junagadh is ₹652 per quintal.
Currently, the price for Bhindi ranges from a minimum of ₹200 to a maximum of ₹1,400 per quintal depending on quality and market demand.
Grade Bhindi based on size, color, and freshness. Remove damaged or over-matured pods to ensure you get the maximum price of ₹1,400.
Bhindi should be harvested early in the morning and kept cool. High moisture content is natural, but avoid surface water or rain-soaked pods to prevent rotting during transit.
To fetch the best prices, sell your produce early in the morning when the vegetables are fresh and the demand in APMC markets is at its peak.
No, there is no Minimum Support Price (MSP) for Bhindi. Prices are determined by daily market demand and supply dynamics in APMCs.
Store Bhindi in a cool, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight. Use perforated crates to allow airflow and prevent heat buildup.
Focus on harvesting tender, medium-sized pods. Consistent grading and timely delivery to major markets like Rajkot or Gondal significantly improve your chances of reaching the maximum price.
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