Warangal Enumamula Market — Chilli, Cotton & Paddy Selling Guide (Telangana)

Enumamula is Warangal's main yard and it carries three very different crops: chilli, cotton and paddy. Each has its own buyer and its own grading language, so a single visit can involve three separate negotiations — and the paddy part follows the state's procurement rules rather than the auction.

Last reviewed: October 2026 · Rates, fees and timings change — check Agmarknet and confirm with the market committee.

Main commodities

Chilli, Cotton, Paddy

District

Hanamkonda

Market days

Daily

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The yard runs under Telangana's agricultural marketing department with licensed commission agents. Paddy procurement is token-based at notified purchase centres, with land records verified against Dharani and payment by DBT. Chilli and cotton are open-market sales, priced on colour and staple respectively, with the Cotton Corporation of India running separate MSP procurement for cotton.

Chilli and cotton from the kharif harvest, paddy in its season. Chilli is judged on colour, pod size and moisture; cotton on staple, moisture and trash; paddy on moisture and chaff. Chilli and cotton both take a hit in a glut, while paddy's price is set by the procurement rate.

Guide first — price is a linked helper, not the headline.

Chilli · modal price / quintal

₹9,640

+₹1,032 (+12%)vs yesterday

Rising vs 7-day avg (+1.3%) — good time to sell

2026-10-222026-11-04

Prices as of 2026-11-04 · Indicative sample — confirm on Agmarknet/eNAM or with the mandi office.

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Documents you need

Aadhaar of the seller
Land record matching Dharani
Bank passbook in the seller's own name
Paddy token and purchase-centre slip
Yard weighment slip and the agent's bill

Important warnings

• Paddy procurement needs the token and a centre allotment, and the land record must match Dharani — a mismatch is the usual reason a sale stalls.
• Paddy procurement has grain-per-acre limits in some seasons; check your entitlement before loading a full crop.
• Chilli has no MSP, and a colour or moisture problem is discounted heavily.
• Cotton weight is cut at the ginnery for moisture and trash after the yard sale.
• Legal commission rate: Market fee ~0.5–1%; commission ~2–4% — verify the notified rate.

How to sell your crop at Warangal Enumamula Market

1
For paddy, get the token and the purchase-centre allotment first — the land record must match Dharani.
2
Dry the paddy to the prescribed moisture and clean out the chaff before loading.
3
For chilli, dry the pods properly and sort by colour before bagging.
4
For cotton, keep the kapas clean and dry, and ask for the moisture and trash reading.
5
Attend the auction for chilli and cotton, and note the rate against your lot.
6
Keep the slips and bill until the payment is credited.

Say 30 quintals of chilli at ₹13,000 a quintal — ₹3,90,000 gross. Commission at about 2.5% is ₹9,750, hamali and weighing about ₹1,200, transport ₹2,000, leaving roughly ₹3,77,050, or ₹12,568 a quintal. A 4% moisture cut would take another ₹15,600 — more than the commission — so drying before weighing is the highest-paid work on the crop.

Local tips

In a three-crop yard, decide the channel before you load. Paddy goes to the token and the purchase centre, not the auction; chilli and cotton go to the auction. Keep the cotton sample clean and ask for the trash reading at the weighbridge.

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Telangana: registration & rules recap

Paddy MSP procurement runs via a token system at notified IKP/purchase centres with DBT; land records are verified against the Dharani database.

Read the full Telangana state guide →

Frequently Asked Questions

How does paddy procurement work at Warangal?

Warangal's paddy is procured at notified centres under a token, with the land record verified on Dharani and payment by DBT. The district's chilli and cotton are separate trades — chilli through the yard auction, cotton through the ginners or CCI.

Why is my chilli price cut at Enumamula?

Colour, pod size and moisture decide the grade, and a lot above the moisture limit is cut on weight. Faded or damp chilli is discounted heavily, so drying and sorting at the farm are the fix.

Is cotton bought at MSP in Warangal?

Cotton in Warangal is bought at the open auction by ginners and traders; CCI procurement runs at its own notified centres and only when the market falls near MSP. Register with CCI separately if you want that route — the yard sale and the CCI purchase are two different transactions.

What commission is charged at Enumamula market?

Enumamula's chilli, cotton and paddy each carry a different commission, and chilli — the yard's main line — is the one to check. Chilli is sold by the bag on colour and stem, so confirm both the rate and how the weight is taken.

Are there limits on how much paddy I can sell at MSP?

Paddy procurement has grain-per-acre limits in some seasons, linked to the land record. Check your entitlement with the purchase centre before loading a full crop.

Is Warangal Enumamula market on eNAM?

The yard is listed on the eNAM portal, but paddy moves through the procurement centres and chilli and cotton through the physical auction. Use eNAM and Agmarknet for reference rates.

Sources & official links

Verify today's rate on Agmarknet before you load, and confirm commission, hamali and other charges with the Hanamkonda market committee.

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