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Millet wholesale prices 2022

The Current commodity price of Millet per kg, pound in the world in the global markets

Bajra Hybrid Average


Price range: 2600 - 3200 INR / 100 kg | Market: Bengaluru Market | Date: 2023-03-20

Bajra Other Average


Price range: 2570 - 2570 INR / 100 kg | Market: Lingasargur Market | Date: 2023-03-20

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Price range: 7400 - 7600 PKR / 100 kg | Market: Bhakkar Market | Date: 2023-03-20

Ragi Fine Average


Price range: 3000 - 3400 INR / 100 kg | Market: Bengaluru Market | Date: 2023-03-20

Ragi Red Average


Price range: 2500 - 3200 INR / 100 kg | Market: Shivamogga Market | Date: 2023-03-20

Bajra (Pearl Millet/Cumbu) Hybrid


Price range: 1900 - 1965 INR / 100 kg | Market: Aliganj Market | Date: 2023-03-19

Bajra (Pearl Millet/Cumbu) Other


Price range: 2600 - 2600 INR / 100 kg | Market: Shevgaon Market | Date: 2023-03-19

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Price range: 7400 - 7600 PKR / 100 kg | Market: Bhakkar Market | Date: 2023-03-19

Bajra (Pearl Millet/Cumbu) Deshi


Price range: 2375 - 2755 INR / 100 kg | Market: Savarkundla Market | Date: 2023-03-18

Bajra (Pearl Millet/Cumbu) Hybrid


Price range: 2600 - 3200 INR / 100 kg | Market: Bangalore Market | Date: 2023-03-18

Bajra (Pearl Millet/Cumbu) Other


Price range: 2715 - 2750 INR / 100 kg | Market: Thara Market | Date: 2023-03-18

Foxtail Millet (Navane) Navane Hybrid


Price range: 2769 - 2769 INR / 100 kg | Market: Kottur Market | Date: 2023-03-18

Foxtail Millet (Navane) Other


Price range: 3500 - 4000 INR / 100 kg | Market: Bangalore Market | Date: 2023-03-18

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Price range: 7000 - 7500 PKR / 100 kg | Market: Multan Market | Date: 2023-03-18

Ragi (Finger Millet) Feeds (Poultry Quality)


Price range: 2000 - 2000 INR / 100 kg | Market: Mahbubnagar (Nawabpet) Market | Date: 2023-03-18

Ragi (Finger Millet) Fine


Price range: 3000 - 3400 INR / 100 kg | Market: Bangalore Market | Date: 2023-03-18

Ragi (Finger Millet) Hybrid


Price range: 1611 - 2586 INR / 100 kg | Market: Kottur Market | Date: 2023-03-18

Ragi (Finger Millet) Other


Price range: 3700 - 3800 INR / 100 kg | Market: Pune Market | Date: 2023-03-18

Ragi (Finger Millet) Red


Price range: 2500 - 3500 INR / 100 kg | Market: Shimoga Market | Date: 2023-03-18

Bajra (Pearl Millet/Cumbu) Bold


Price range: 2380 - 2480 INR / 100 kg | Market: Barmer Market | Date: 2023-03-17

Bajra (Pearl Millet/Cumbu) Deshi


Price range: 2250 - 2500 INR / 100 kg | Market: Umreth Market | Date: 2023-03-17

Bajra (Pearl Millet/Cumbu) Hybrid


Price range: 2600 - 3200 INR / 100 kg | Market: Bangalore Market | Date: 2023-03-17

Bajra (Pearl Millet/Cumbu) Local


Price range: 2200 - 2200 INR / 100 kg | Market: Mehsana Market | Date: 2023-03-17

Bajra (Pearl Millet/Cumbu) Other


Price range: 3200 - 3800 INR / 100 kg | Market: Kalyan Market | Date: 2023-03-17

Bajra (Pearl Millet/Cumbu) Small


Price range: 2200 - 2300 INR / 100 kg | Market: Theni Market | Date: 2023-03-17

Foxtail Millet (Navane) Navane Hybrid


Price range: 2996 - 3679 INR / 100 kg | Market: Bellary Market | Date: 2023-03-17

Foxtail Millet (Navane) Other


Price range: 3500 - 4000 INR / 100 kg | Market: Bangalore Market | Date: 2023-03-17

Kodo Millet (Varagu) Other


Price range: 2700 - 2700 INR / 100 kg | Market: Manendragarh Market | Date: 2023-03-17

Millet

Millet is a type of cereal grain that belongs to the Poaceae family. The family is common for many grass-like plants. It is an important source of food, especially in many developing countries of Asia and Africa. Millet in appearance resembles a seed, but its nutritional profiler is similar to cereals, especially sorghum. It is also quite popular in the West due to the fact that millet is completely gluten-free and it is an excellent source of dietary fiber, protein and contains lots of antioxidant compounds.

Millet is a small and round grain that is widely grown in Nigeria and India, as well as many other countries of Africa and Asia. It is one of the oldest grains cultivated by humans. It is a source of food for both humans and livestock as well as birds.

It is a well-known crop that has more advantages over other crops. The plant is strongly resistant to pests and drought. It also does not require high-quality soil and grows well in harsh environments. These advantages are mostly guaranteed by the genetic composition and the plant’s physical structure. There are many varieties of the plant which differ in overall appearance and especially in color. The species are divided into two groups major and minor millets. Major millet species are the most commonly cultivated ones. The group consists of pearl, foxtail, proso, and finger species. The minor group consists of Kofo, barnyard, Guinea, fonio, play, and browntop varieties. The most consumed by humans variety is belonging to the major group pearl millet, but all varieties are rich sources of nutrients.

Millet, just like other cereals, is high in carbs and protein. It is also a good source of minerals and vitamins. It contains lots of amino acids which build the protein blocks. Millet contains lots of calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, and iron. It is also a great source of dietary fiber and folate.

The leading producer of this cereal is India, where up to 10.3 million metric tonnes is produced every year. India is followed by Niger with almost 3.9 metric tonnes produced yearly. China is the third-largest producer of millet in the world. Each year China produces up to 2 million metric tonnes of this cereal.

Global millet production

The global production of millet has increased significantly in recent years. According to the latest figures from the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), the world production of millet was estimated at 26.7 million tonnes in 2013, up from 23.9 million tonnes in 2012. The majority of this increase is due to higher production in India, the world's largest producer of millet. In 2013, India produced 17.5 million tonnes of millet, up from 16.6 million tonnes in 2012. Other major producers of millet include China, Niger, and Burkina Faso. FAO estimates that global production of millet will remain relatively stable in 2014, at around 26.8 million tonnes. India is expected to remain the largest producer of millet, with a production of 18 million tonnes. China is forecast to produce 6.5 million tonnes of millet in 2014, while Niger and Burkina Faso are expected to produce 3.5 million tonnes and 2.5 million tonnes respectively.

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