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After the Diwali holiday, the Byawara agricultural produce market in Madhya Pradesh reopened on Thursday and soybean sold for up to Rs 7,551 per quintal, wheat for Rs 3,501 and maize for Rs 2,975 in the first auctions. About 5,000 quintals arrived, and farmers from neighbouring Guna and Vidisha districts were expected to bring more produce in the coming days.
Higher local prices for soybean, wheat and maize, reported at a record level for the market, suggest tighter domestic supply and stronger farm-gate prices in central India, which could support feed grain costs for buyers.
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