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Today's Cauliflower Prices

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Cauliflower

Latest auction rates for Cauliflower across Gujarat

Cauliflower Market Summary

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468 Markets
Highest Price ₹1,200
Lowest Price ₹200
Average Modal ₹667
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Today's Market Analysis

Today across Gujarat APMCs, Cauliflower witnessed moderate arrivals. The peak bidding touched ₹1,200, while the average modal benchmark stood firmly around ₹667 per 20 Kg. Across 468 reporting markets, the overall sentiment remains Rising.

Benchmark: 20 Kg (1 Man) Verified APMC Data

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🌱 About Cauliflower & Complete Profile

Cauliflower (Brassica oleracea var. botrytis) is a high-value cruciferous vegetable that holds significant economic importance in Gujarat's agricultural landscape. Known for its dense, white, edible inflorescence, it is a staple in both domestic kitchens and the processing industry. In Gujarat, cauliflower cultivation is primarily concentrated in regions like Banaskantha, Sabarkantha, and Kheda, where the cool, dry climate during the winter months provides ideal conditions for curd development. The crop requires a well-drained, fertile soil with a pH range of 6.0 to 7.0. Farmers in Gujarat have successfully adopted hybrid varieties that are resistant to common pests and diseases, ensuring higher yields per hectare. The market demand for cauliflower remains consistent throughout the winter season, making it a lucrative cash crop for small and marginal farmers. Proper nutrient management, specifically the application of balanced NPK fertilizers and organic compost, is crucial for achieving the desired curd size and quality. Furthermore, the integration of drip irrigation systems has revolutionized cauliflower farming in the state, allowing for precise water management and reduced weed growth. As the demand for fresh, high-quality produce grows in urban centers like Ahmedabad, Surat, and Vadodara, farmers are increasingly focusing on post-harvest handling to minimize losses. The crop's short growth cycle allows for multiple rotations, providing farmers with a steady income stream. By adhering to scientific cultivation practices, such as timely transplanting and integrated pest management (IPM) to control diamondback moths and aphids, Gujarat's farmers can significantly enhance their profitability. The state's robust APMC network ensures that farmers have access to competitive markets, provided they meet the quality standards required for premium pricing. Investing in cold chain infrastructure and modern packaging techniques will further empower farmers to tap into export markets, positioning Gujarat as a leader in cauliflower production.
Sowing & Harvest 🌾 Sowing: August to October (Rabi season) ✂️ Harvest: November to February
Suitable Soil Type 🪨 Well-drained sandy loam to clay loam soil with pH 6.0-7.0
Storage & Preservation 🏠 Store in a cool, ventilated place or cold storage at 0-2°C with 90-95% humidity to prevent fungal growth.
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1. Harvest during early morning hours to retain freshness and prevent wilting. 2. Grade curds based on size, color, and compactness to fetch premium prices at APMC. 3. Remove damaged leaves and clean the curd surface gently to improve market appeal. 4. Monitor market trends in nearby APMC yards to sell during peak demand periods. 5. Use ventilated crates for transport to prevent heat buildup and decay.

📈 7-Day Price History Trend

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Frequently Asked Questions

The current average modal price for Cauliflower in major Gujarat markets like Rajkot, Gondal, and Junagadh is ₹626 per quintal.
Currently, the highest price recorded is ₹1,200, while the lowest price is ₹160 per quintal.
Grade by size, color (bright white), and compactness. Remove damaged leaves and ensure the curd is free from spots or insect damage to fetch premium prices.
Cauliflower is highly perishable. It should be stored at 90-95% relative humidity and near 0°C temperature to maintain freshness and prevent wilting.
No, there is no Minimum Support Price (MSP) for Cauliflower. Prices are determined by market demand and supply dynamics in APMCs.
The major markets for trading Cauliflower in Gujarat are Rajkot, Gondal, and Junagadh.
Selling during early morning hours in APMC markets often yields better prices as the produce remains fresh and attracts more buyers.
Ensure proper irrigation and timely harvesting before the curd starts to loosen or turn yellow to maintain high market value.

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