bajra rate today in pakistan

Bajra (pearl millet) is a vital crop in Pakistan, largely cultivated in Sindh and Punjab. Bajra rates fluctuate due to seasonality, demand, and supply across different mandis in Pakistan. For accurate decisions in buying and selling, farmers, traders, and small-scale consumers track the bajra rate today across cities.

 

Bajra Price Today in Pakistani Mandis – November 2024

 
City1 KG Price (PKR)40 KG Bag (PKR)100 KG Bag (PKR)
Sargodha90–110Rs. 3065Rs. 9000–9500
Rawalpindi90–110Rs. 3075Rs. 8000–9200
Faisalabad90–110Rs. 3050Rs. 9000–9500
Karachi90–110Rs. 7800–8000
Hyderabad90–110Rs. 7750–8000
DG Khan90–110Rs. 9000–9500

Note: Prices are subject to daily fluctuations based on demand, supply, and mandi conditions.

What is Bajra?

Bajra is a nutrient-rich grain with significant protein, fiber, iron, calcium, and phosphorus, making it valuable as a food staple and animal feed. It’s resilient in low-water environments, making it suitable for Pakistan’s climate, especially in dry areas.

Types of Bajra in Pakistan

  • Desi Bajra: Traditional variety, primarily for food.
  • Hybrid Bajra: Improved variety with better yields and disease resistance.
  • Barri Bajra: Grown in arid regions, commonly for traditional roti.
  • Mongra Bajra: Long grain, primarily grown in Punjab.
  • Bajri: Used for animal feed, high in nutrition.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  1. Why do bajra prices vary across Pakistan?
    Prices vary due to transportation, local demand, and mandi conditions in each city.

  2. Where can I check daily bajra mandi prices?
    Many online platforms, such as Gjbms.com offer daily updates on bajra prices.

  3. What are the main uses of bajra?
    Bajra is used for human consumption in traditional dishes like roti and for animal feed due to its nutritional benefits.

  4. How do inflation and market conditions affect bajra prices?
    Rising inflation impacts input costs for farmers, leading to price increases. Similarly, supply and demand dynamics impact the rates.

  5. Which regions in Pakistan grow bajra extensively?
    Sindh and Punjab are the main bajra-producing provinces, given their favorable climate and soil conditions for this hardy crop.

By monitoring bajra prices today in Pakistan and understanding these influencing factors, consumers and traders can make informed buying decisions.

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