India MSP of Jowar/Sorghum (Hybrid) (KMS, ₹/Quintal)
Source: statSCALAR
Key Takeaway
- The MSP for hybrid jowar rose from ₹2,738 per quintal in 2021–22 to ₹4,023 in 2026–27, an increase of approximately 46.9%. The supplied CAGR is 8%, indicating substantial growth in the support-price benchmark over the period. The trend is relevant for assessing price incentives for sorghum cultivation and comparing jowar with other coarse cereals.
About This Dataset
This dataset tracks the Government of India’s Minimum Support Price (MSP) for hybrid jowar (sorghum) under the Kharif Marketing Season (KMS), expressed in ₹ per quintal. Jowar is generally sown during June–July and harvested from September to November, while sales and procurement typically follow harvest and vary by region. The KMS generally runs from 1 October to 30 September of the following year, supporting historical MSP trend and procurement analysis.
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