Agri Marketing
Selling Crops Online Through e-NAM: A Guide for Rajasthan Farmers
By ATTPL Agritech Editorial Team · · 2 min read
How Rajasthan farmers can sell crops online through e-NAM: registration, assaying, online bidding, payment and tips to get a better price.
What is e-NAM
The National Agriculture Market (e-NAM) is an online trading platform that links agricultural produce market committees (mandis) across India. Traders can bid online, which brings more buyers and transparent prices. Many mandis in Rajasthan are integrated with e-NAM.
Registering as a farmer
- Register on the e-NAM portal or mobile app, or at the mandi
- Keep Aadhaar, bank account details and mobile number ready
- Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) can register and trade for members
How a sale works
- Bring produce to an e-NAM mandi; it is entered at the gate
- Quality is assessed (assaying) and recorded
- Traders place online bids
- The farmer accepts the winning bid
- Payment is made to the farmer's bank account
Tips for a better price
Clean, dry and grade your produce before taking it to the mandi. Check prices on the e-NAM app before travelling. Selling through an FPO can give more bargaining power.
Get support
SBSK by ATTPL Agri supports farmers and FPOs with market information. Read about crop insurance under PMFBY, and for transport of produce, see ATTPL Fleet.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a fee to register on e-NAM?
Farmer registration is generally free. Check with your mandi for any local charges.
Can I sell from my village?
Produce is usually traded through an e-NAM mandi; some FPO and warehouse-based options are also being expanded.
How do I get paid?
Payment for e-NAM trades is made to the farmer's bank account.
