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Reports of damage to tur crops in Maharashtra, Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh on account of continuing rains have lifted tur in Madhya Pradesh with tur (Maharashtra) here today rising to ₹7,200. Tur (Nimari) also ruled higher at ₹5,800-7,000 a quintal. Compared to last week, tur is ruling ₹100 a quintal higher. Rise in tur also lifted it’s dal prices, with tur dal (sawa no) today being quoted at ₹9,300- 9,400, tur dal (full) at ₹9,500-9,700, while tur dal marka ruled at ₹ 9,900-10,100 a quintal respectively.
Moong and urad on the other hand ruled stable on subdued demand with moong (bold) today being quoted at ₹7,200-7,500 a quintal, while moong (average) ruled at ₹6,000-6,500 a quintal. Moong dal (bold) was quoted at ₹8,500- 8,800, while moong mongar ruled at ₹ 9,700-10,200 a quintal. Urad also ruled steady with urad (bold) here today being quoted at ₹ 7,500-₹7,700, while urad (average) ruled at ₹6,000-6,500 a quintal.
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