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Vidarbha Farmers: Latest Crop Prices & Government Schemes

Nagpur: February 2026 is a crucial time for Vidarbha farmers—rabi crops like wheat, gram, and soybean are in harvest or late stages, while summer crop planning is underway. With market fluctuations, input costs still high, and recent rains helping some fields, many are watching mandi prices closely. Here's the latest snapshot of key crop prices in major Vidarbha mandis (as of February 11, 2026, approximate averages from APMC Nagpur, Amravati, Akola, Wardha, Yavatmal, and online portals like Agmarknet/e-NAM). Prices are in ₹ per quintal unless noted—always verify at your local mandi as they vary daily by quality and location. Plus, key government schemes that can help right now—don't miss out on benefits!

Vidarbha farmers harvesting wheat gram soybean February 2026

Vidarbha farmers at work during rabi harvest season – prices & schemes update for 2026!

Latest Crop Prices in Vidarbha Mandis (Mid-February 2026)

  • Wheat (Lokvan/Gehu): ₹2,200–₹2,450/qtl (average ₹2,320). Strong demand from millers; premium varieties fetching higher.
  • Gram (Chana): ₹5,800–₹6,400/qtl (average ₹6,100). Steady rise due to export demand and lower arrivals; desi chana strong.
  • Soybean: ₹4,200–₹4,600/qtl (average ₹4,380). Late arrivals still coming; prices holding despite global trends.
  • Tur (Arhar): ₹8,500–₹9,200/qtl (average ₹8,850). High due to low stock; good for late sellers.
  • Moong: ₹7,000–₹7,800/qtl (average ₹7,400). Summer sowing prep boosting prices.
  • Urad: ₹7,200–₹8,000/qtl (average ₹7,600). Firm on domestic demand.
  • Cotton (Kapas): ₹6,800–₹7,500/qtl (average ₹7,150). Stable; ginning season winding down.
  • Orange (Santre): ₹1,200–₹2,800 per 100 pieces (average ₹2,000). Late season quality fetching better; export demand up.

Active Government Schemes Farmers Can Avail Now

Maharashtra & central schemes are live—apply soon to ease costs and boost income:

  • PM-KISAN: ₹6,000/year (₹2,000 every 4 months)—16th instalment expected soon; check status on pmkisan.gov.in.
  • Maharashtra Shetkari Mahasanman Nidhi: ₹6,000/year supplement; registrations open via Aaple Sarkar portal.
  • PMFBY (Crop Insurance): Kharif 2025 claims settling; Rabi 2025-26 enrollment extended—cover losses from weather/pests.
  • Soil Health Card Scheme: Free testing + recommendations; apply at local agri offices for better yields.
  • Krishi Unnati Yojana / State Agri Grants: Subsidies on drip irrigation, farm equipment, seeds—up to 50-90% for small farmers.
  • e-NAM Registration: Sell online across mandis for better prices—many Vidarbha farmers seeing 10-20% higher returns.

Quick Tips for Vidarbha Farmers This Season

- Monitor daily mandi prices via Agmarknet app or local APMC.
- Store produce if prices low—warehousing schemes available.
- Apply for schemes online or at taluka agri offices—bring Aadhaar, bank details.
- Join FPOs (Farmer Producer Organizations) for collective bargaining.
- Stay updated on weather—February can bring unseasonal showers.

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Location: Vidarbha, Maharashtra

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