Ashok Nagar Sharbati Wheat News: Farmers are getting rich due to the record breaking brightness of Sharbati wheat, the price reached new heights in the market

Ashok Nagar: Sharbati wheat, which has made its mark across the country, has once again shown its mettle in the agriculture market. Sharbati wheat in Ashok Nagar district of Madhya Pradesh has broken all records this time in terms of price. This year Sharbati wheat has been sold in the mandi for up to Rs 6260 a quintal. In other states of the country, wheat crop has weakened this year due to hailstorm and unseasonal rains. Due to this, the demand for Sharbati Wheat of Ashok Nagar, which is famous all over the country due to its special shine, has increased. Farmers are getting rich from this.

Sharbati of Ashok Nagar is famous all over the country

Krishi Upaj Mandi of Ashok Nagar district comes in the top mandis of Madhya Pradesh. Sharbati wheat produced in the district is famous all over India. The demand for Sharbati wheat here is in the whole country. Due to the failure of wheat crop in other states, the demand for Sharbati wheat is high this year. The price of Sharbati has reached a record high this year in postal auction.

Price reached Rs 6260 per quintal in Mandi

Hariom, a resident of Mudhiyagarh, a resident of the district, brought his 25 quintal wheat crop to the agricultural produce market post. Traders liked the luster of his wheat so much that postal bidding stopped at Rs 6260 per quintal. Siddharth Chowdhary, the businessman who bought it, told that the Sharbati wheat produced in the district is famous all over the country. It is in huge demand in metros.

Farmers get rich by shining

In such a situation, Secretary of Agricultural Produce Market, Bhagirath Ahirwar said that the sherbati wheat produced in the district is more shiny as compared to other districts. Due to the shine of Sharbati wheat, it is in demand in the metropolitan cities. Traders say that this time the shine of wheat has reduced due to rain and hailstorm. Due to this, the demand for Sharbati wheat has increased here. This is the reason for its prices reaching record highs.

Report: Payodh Sharma