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Cabinet Approves MSP Hike for Kharif Crops 2026-27

May 13, 2026 0

The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA), chaired by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, has officially approved an increase in the Minimum Support Prices (MSP) for 14 Kharif crops for the 2026-27 marketing season. This decision aims to ensure remunerative prices for growers and reflects a continued commitment to agricultural growth.

Key Highlights of the 2026-27 MSP Announcement

The new price structure ensures a margin of at least 50% over the cost of production for all 14 crops.

Highest Price Increase: Sunflower Seed saw the largest absolute increase at ₹622 per quintal.
Significant Gains: Notable hikes were also approved for Cotton (₹557), Nigerseed (₹515), and Sesamum (₹500).
Paddy Rates: The MSP for Common Paddy has been raised to ₹2,441 per quintal, while Grade A Paddy is now set at ₹2,461.

Detailed MSP Table for Kharif Crops (2026-27)

The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has approved the following Minimum Support Prices (MSP) for all 14 Kharif crops for the 2026-27 marketing season. These prices ensure a margin of at least 50% over the cost of production for farmers.

**MSP Table for Kharif Crops 2026-2027**
Crop	MSP 2026-27
Paddy [Dhaan] (Common)	₹2441
Paddy [Dhaan] (Grade A)	₹2461
Jowar (Hybrid)	₹4023
Jowar (Maldandi)	₹4073
Bajra	₹2900
Ragi	₹5205
Maize (Makka)	₹2410
Tur / Arhar	₹8450
Moong (Green Gram)	₹8780
Urad	₹8200
Groundnut (Mungfali)	₹7517
Sunflower Seed	₹8343
Soyabean (Yellow)	₹5708
Sesamum	₹10346
Nigerseed	₹10052
Cotton (Medium Staple)	₹8267
Cotton (Long Staple)	₹8667

Focus on Farmer Prosperity

The government's strategy focuses on incentivizing crops that are essential for nutritional security and reducing import dependency. By maintaining a strict 50% margin over the estimated cost of production, the 2026-27 rates provide a stable financial safety net for the farming community across the country.