West Bengal Mandi Bhav - Today's Agricultural Prices
This page shows today's wholesale (modal) mandi prices for all major crops in West Bengal (पश्चिम बंगाल), updated daily. West Bengal is one of India's important agricultural states, and the major crops grown here include Rice (Paddy), Potato, Jute, Sesame (Til), Masur (Lentil), Mustard (Rapeseed), Onion, Tomato. The rates above are collected from the major APMC (Agricultural Produce Market Committee) mandis across West Bengal; actual prices vary by mandi, grade and arrival volume on any given day.
Major Crops Grown in West Bengal
Farmers in West Bengal cultivate a mix of cereals, pulses, oilseeds and cash crops across the Kharif, Rabi and Zaid seasons. Key crops include Rice (Paddy), Potato, Jute, Sesame (Til), Masur (Lentil), Mustard (Rapeseed), Onion, Tomato. Check the live rate and MSP for each on its dedicated price page, and plan sowing using our crop calendar.
Major Mandis in West Bengal
West Bengal's produce is traded at regulated APMC markets. Major mandis include:
- Koley Market, Kolkata - One of India's oldest wholesale vegetable markets
- Siliguri Regulated Market, Siliguri - Gateway market for Northeast India
- Bardhaman Mandi, Bardhaman - Rice bowl of Bengal
West Bengal Mandi Bhav & Schemes by District
Get district-level mandi prices, local crops and farmer schemes for every district of West Bengal:
🏪 Browse all live APMC mandis in West Bengal →
How West Bengal Farmers Can Get the Best Price
- Compare mandis: Rates differ between mandis on the same day - check 2-3 before transporting your produce.
- Never sell below MSP for MSP-notified crops; use government procurement centres if the market price is lower.
- Grade and clean your produce - graded lots fetch 15-20% higher prices.
- Sell on eNAM to reach buyers across India for 10-15% better rates.
- Use storage and a Kisan Credit Card to avoid distress sales at peak-arrival and sell in the lean season.
Government Schemes for West Bengal Farmers
Farmers in West Bengal can avail central and state schemes including PM Kisan (₹6,000/year), crop insurance, Kisan Credit Card at 4% interest, solar pump and drip irrigation subsidies. Check everything you qualify for on the Subsidy Finder.