Bargarh Paddy Market
Bargarh, Odisha — how to sell here, documents, warnings & today's price.
Information last verified: October 2026 · Always verify on the official portal before sale.
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Paddy · modal price / quintal
₹2,546
₹-117 (-4.4%)vs yesterday
Falling vs 7-day avg (-8.4%) — hold if you can
Prices as of 2026-10-26 · Indicative sample — confirm on Agmarknet/eNAM or with the mandi office.
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Documents you need
- Identity proof (Aadhaar / voter ID)
- Land records (for MSP procurement verification)
- Bank account details (for DBT payment)
- Token / registration slip where the state requires it
Important warnings
- • Paddy token denial: farmers who register late have protested in recent seasons when P-PAS tokens ran out before their harvest could be sold at MSP.
- • Underweighing and unofficial deductions at commission agents — always ask for the weighment slip (parchi).
- • Delayed payments after procurement in some districts.
- • Legal commission rate: Maximum of 1% of the sale value for regulated commodities (commission agents) — verify the current notified rate.
How to sell your crop at Bargarh Paddy Market
- 1
Check the auction timing and permitted commodities for this mandi.
- 2
Register / obtain the required entry (token for MSP procurement, or gate entry for open auction).
- 3
Bring the primary commodity lot and your KYC + land records (for MSP) to the yard.
- 4
Get the crop weighed and collect the weighment slip (parchi) BEFORE accepting any payment or deduction.
- 5
Receive payment — insist on the auction/adat bill showing rate, weight, and all deductions.
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Odisha: registration & rules recap
Odisha paddy runs on the P-PAS (Paddy Procurement Automation System). Land records are verified against Bhulekh, a token is generated giving roughly one month to sell at an assigned Paddy Procurement Centre (a PACS), then the farmer sells at MSP. Without the token there is no entry into government procurement.