Today, November 27, 2025, crop prices in the grain markets of Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, and Madhya Pradesh witnessed significant fluctuations. Farmers and traders must have accurate information on the latest market prices, as this influences sound trading and profit-making strategies. Today marked a rise in cash crops and stability for some commodities.
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Prices of Cotton, Moong, and Sesame Rise
Cotton prices again gained momentum in several markets today, reaching near-record prices. Cotton prices hovered around the ₹7,000 mark in Ellenabad, Raisinghnagar, Pilibanga, and Anupgarh, while Suratgarh also witnessed similar strength. Moong prices reached a high of ₹7,790 in Pipariya Mandi, while they reached ₹7,430 in Anupgarh. The sesame market also brought relief to farmers today. The maximum price of sesame in Nohar Mandi was ₹25,500, and black sesame in Ellenabad reached ₹24,800, reflecting a significant increase in recent days.
Guar, Mustard, Peanuts, and Isabgol Prices
Guar remained strong in many markets today. Its maximum price was ₹4,502 in Anupgarh, ₹4,420 in Bikaner, and ₹4,446 in Gajsinghpur. Mustard also maintained its strong trend. Mustard prices reached ₹6,372 in Suratgarh, while bids reached ₹6,560 in Jaitsar. Bikaner market led in peanuts, with the price of the Sikaai variety reaching ₹6,401. Isabgol saw a significant jump in Bikaner, reaching a high of ₹12,225, while cumin prices reached ₹20,500.
Mixed Trends in Wheat, Millet, Paddy, and Other Crops
Wheat prices rose slightly in most markets today, reaching ₹2,550 in Pipariya, ₹2,558 in Sriganganagar, and ₹2,561 in Suratgarh. Raisinghnagar led the pack with ₹2,301 for millet, while other markets traded in the range of ₹2,000 to ₹2,200 per quintal. Paddy prices also showed mixed trends today. Pusa variety reached ₹3,484 in Pipariya, while regular paddy remained at ₹3,422 in Pilibanga. Cotton remained relatively stable today, reaching a maximum price of ₹6,700 in most markets. Prices for cotton were recorded at ₹4,951 in Bikaner and ₹3,950 in Pipariya.
Latest prices in major markets
In Sri Ganganagar, moong prices ranged from ₹5,305 to ₹7,605, while cottonseed arrivals were strong, pushing prices to ₹6,000 to ₹7,070. Guar was sold at ₹3,000 to ₹4,400 in the Nohar market, and sesame hit a high of ₹25,500. Black sesame reached ₹24,800 in the Ellenabad market, while cluster bean and moong remained firm. Cottonseed reached ₹7,245 in Suratgarh, and mustard traded at ₹6,372. Prices for all commodities also varied in Bikaner, Anupgarh, Jaitsar, and other markets, depending on regional demand and crop quality.
What this means for farmers
Today’s prices indicate that crops like sesame, moong, cotton, and isabgol can expect a rise in prices in the coming days. Farmers with existing stock may consider selling at a better price based on market conditions. However, the availability of quality crops and their prices for buyers will determine profit and loss.