Radish (Mooli) (Mooli) Mandi Bhav in Jammu and Kashmir Today (8 October 2026) मूली

In the latest reports (up to 8 October 2026), the typical Radish (Mooli) mandi price in Jammu and Kashmir was ₹1,750/quintal (₹17.5/kg); ₹1,350–2,250 across 3 mandis.
₹17.5/kg · ₹1,750/quintal · ₹17,500/tonne (1 quintal = 100 kg, 1 tonne = 10 quintal)

Typical price (modal)₹1,750/quintal · ₹18/kg
Lowest₹1,350
Highest₹2,250
Markets3

Price date: 8 October 2026 · Updated on 8 Oct 2026 at 10:07 pm IST
Source: Government of India — Agmarknet / data.gov.in, synced 3× daily

8 October 2026 · Range: ₹1,350–₹2,250 / quintal (₹14–₹23 / kg) across 3 Jammu and Kashmir markets

Prices by mandi in Jammu and Kashmir

3 markets (1 reported on 8 Oct, the rest earlier) · ₹/quintal
Market
Variety
Min
Max
Typical price
vs range
Kathua (F&V)Jammu and Kashmir
Raddish
₹1,500
₹2,000
▼ lower half
MAC F&V Market Narwal JammuJammu and Kashmirreported 7 Oct
Raddish
₹2,000
₹2,500
▲ upper half
Parimpore Srinagar (F&V)Jammu and Kashmirreported 7 Oct
Other
₹1,200
₹1,500
▼ lower half

MSP check

Raddish isn't covered by the government's MSP scheme — MSP applies to a fixed list of roughly two dozen cereals, pulses, oilseeds and commercial crops (wheat, paddy, cotton and similar). Perishable produce like this is priced entirely by mandi demand and supply.

Raddish in other states

Frequently asked questions

What is the Raddish price in Jammu and Kashmir today?

Raddish traded between ₹1,350–₹2,250 per quintal (₹14–₹23 per kg) across 3 APMC markets in Jammu and Kashmir on 8 October 2026 (the latest reported day), based on Agmarknet data.

Which market in Jammu and Kashmir has the cheapest Raddish today?

Parimpore Srinagar (F&V) had the lowest reported price in Jammu and Kashmir on 8 October 2026 at ₹1,350 per quintal.

Which market in Jammu and Kashmir has the highest Raddish price today?

MAC F&V Market Narwal Jammu had the highest reported price in Jammu and Kashmir on 8 October 2026 at ₹2,250 per quintal.

Is Raddish covered under the government's MSP scheme?

No — Raddish isn't covered by the government's MSP scheme. MSP applies only to a fixed list of roughly two dozen cereals, pulses, oilseeds and commercial crops; perishable produce like this is priced entirely by mandi demand and supply.

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