Welcome to the crop prices category! In this category, we will provide you with the current prices of various crops in Pakistan, including wheat, cotton, rice, and maize. We will also include information on the quantities of these crops being traded and the prevailing rates in the market. Stay connected for up-to-date prices and updates on crop prices in Pakistan.
The current price range for maize in Pakistan is between 1900 and 2700 Pakistani Rupees per maund (40 kilograms). The price per kilogram varies from 48 to 68 Pakistani Rupees. Maize, which is also known as corn, ranks third in importance among Pakistan’s crops, after wheat and rice. It holds significant importance in the diet,…
In Pakistan, the current price of fresh mustard (sarson) ranges between 5750 to 6500 PKR per maund (around 40 kg). Sarson rate per kg is 150 PKR to 165 PKR. Mustard farming has a big effect on Pakistan’s economy because it’s one of the major crops grown in Pakistan. Mustard, used for both its seeds…
Cotton rate today in Pakistan ranges from PKR 7,600 to PKR 10100 per 40 kilograms. Kapas rate today for 1 kg vary between 200 PKR and 250 PKR. This makes cotton a valuable commodity in the country’s agricultural sector. In Pakistan, cotton is called “white gold” due to its significant value and importance to the…
The current wheat price in Sindh ranges from 2800 to 3150 Pakistani rupees per 40kg. This variability in wheat prices is evident across different cities in the province. Changes in wheat prices occur due to several factors. One reason is the dynamics of the market, such as the quantity of wheat available and the demand…
Today, wheat price in Punjab ranges from 2750 to 3100 Pakistani rupees per 40kg. This variability in wheat prices is evident across different cities in the Punjab. The changes in wheat prices happen because of a few things. One reason is how the market works, like how much wheat is available and how many people…
The wheat price in Pakistan today is between 2700 and 3100 Pakistani rupees per 40 kg in 2024. Despite higher inflation this year, there has been a noticeable decrease in wheat prices. Last year, the Government of Pakistan set a support price for wheat of up to 4100 Pakistani rupees per 40 kilogram. Wheat prices…