The Haryana government has not bought a single quintal of mustard, while private players are buying up all oilseed production, about 2 lakh tonnes, which is being brought into the states mandelas by farmers. Pawan Garg, a Trader at Hisar Grain Market and a Past President of Anaj Mandi Association, said that a few farmers who cultivate mustard from this area brought their mustard harvests to the mandis. A Bhiwani grain market Traders at the Bhiwani grain market also insist that one batch of mustard was sold yesterday at Rs 6,800. The traders said that Ukraine-Russia War is affecting the imports by pushing the oil prices higher. Higher world prices are making imports of edible oils more expensive, which benefits local mustard farmers right as they are picking up the harvest to take back to their mandis. Traders are anticipating further declines in the mustard prices, with crude palm oil and mustard oils falling on foreign markets in the past week, leading to an overall decline in prices for nearly all edible oilseeds on markets around the country. Timely updates on weather, pest management, mandi rates, government schemes, and market updates. Please take full caution regarding risks and costs associated with trading in financial markets, which is one of the most volatile forms of investments.