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Macro, Pricing & CFO DecisionsUpdated 5 October 2026Checked 14 August 2026

Agriculture Output PPI at 115.6 in July 2026: Agri-Business Price and Contract Review

By Ravi Sisodia · Reviewed by CA Divyanshu Sengar · Updated 5 October 2026

2-minute summary

Current position

Agricultural output pricing is heterogeneous. The official index aggregates agriculture, forestry and fishing, so a processor or trader should identify the closest series and then reconcile local mandi or contract prices.

Control and evidence map

#Control / evidence requirement
1Agri businesses should map the output index to crop mix, procurement seasonality, quality and contract formulas before changing farmer/customer pricing.
2Map crop purchases by state, harvest window and quality grade.
3Compare index direction with actual farm-gate or contracted procurement prices.
4Model inventory carry and spoilage because timing can overwhelm the headline index effect.
5Keep government support-price or statutory interventions as separate scenario drivers.

Worked example

A food processor buying multiple crops can compare its weighted farm-gate prices with the relevant agricultural output index while keeping quality premiums separate.

Common mistakes

  1. Do not treat a national agriculture index as a spot mandi quote.
  2. Separate output-price movement from input-cost movement.
  3. Seasonality can dominate month-to-month comparisons.

Frequently asked questions

Is 115.6 a commodity price?

No; it is an index value.

Can it replace mandi data?

No.

Why did July rise from June?

The index moved from 114.1 to 115.6 for the aggregated agriculture group.

What should an agribusiness board see?

The official index beside company purchase prices, crop mix and inventory exposure.

Official sources

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