Agriculture is the backbone of Pakistan’s economy, and crop rates play a significant role in shaping the livelihoods of farmers, traders, and consumers alike. Understanding the latest crop rates helps in making informed decisions for buying, selling, or trading agricultural produce. This guide offers a comprehensive overview of crop prices across Pakistan, along with factors affecting these rates.

Why Monitor Crop Rates in Pakistan?

Crop rates fluctuate frequently due to:

  • Seasonal harvest cycles
  • Weather conditions
  • Market demand and supply
  • Government policies, including subsidies and export regulations
  • Global commodity trends

Major Crops and Their Current Rates

1. Wheat (گندم)

Wheat, being Pakistan’s staple crop, is in high demand year-round.

  • Current Rate: PKR 4,000 to PKR 4,500 per 40 kg (depending on region and quality).
  • Factors Affecting Price: Weather patterns, government-set minimum support price (MSP), and international wheat rates.

2. Rice (چاول)

Pakistan is one of the largest exporters of Basmati and non-Basmati rice.

  • Current Rate: PKR 5,000 to PKR 7,000 per 40 kg for Basmati; PKR 2,500 to PKR 4,000 for non-Basmati varieties.
  • Market Insight: Prices are influenced by export demand, grading, and processing quality.

3. Sugarcane (گنا)

A key cash crop for sugar production, sugarcane rates impact related industries.

  • Current Rate: PKR 350 to PKR 450 per 40 kg.
  • Price Drivers: Crushing season timings and factory processing demand.

4. Cotton (کپاس)

Cotton is the primary raw material for Pakistan’s textile industry.

  • Current Rate: PKR 8,000 to PKR 10,000 per 40 kg.
  • Key Factors: International cotton prices and local yield quality.

5. Maize (مکئی)

Maize is a versatile crop used for fodder, food, and industrial applications.

  • Current Rate: PKR 1,800 to PKR 2,200 per 40 kg.
  • Seasonal Trend: Prices peak during off-season periods.

6. Pulses (دالیں)

Lentils like masoor, moong, and chana are essential for local diets.

  • Current Rates:
    • Masoor: PKR 6,000 to PKR 7,000 per 40 kg
    • Moong: PKR 8,000 to PKR 9,500 per 40 kg
    • Chana: PKR 5,500 to PKR 6,500 per 40 kg

7. Fruits and Vegetables

Seasonal fruits like mangoes, oranges, and vegetables like potatoes and onions also significantly contribute to Pakistan’s agricultural economy.

  • Potatoes: PKR 3,000 to PKR 4,000 per 100 kg
  • Onions: PKR 2,500 to PKR 3,500 per 100 kg

How Are Crop Rates Determined?

Crop prices are influenced by various stakeholders in the agricultural supply chain, including:

  • Farmers: Production costs and yields affect their selling price.
  • Middlemen: They bridge the gap between farmers and markets, impacting final rates.
  • Market Committees: Regulate and monitor daily price fluctuations.

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  • Stay informed about the latest market trends.
  • Make smart decisions for buying or selling crops.
  • Access region-specific price insights.

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