India: oilseed production by leading state 2026| ��ƽ��

Volume of oilseed produced across India in financial year 2026, by leading state (in 1,000 metric tons)

Characteristic	Production volume in thousand metric tons
Rajasthan	10,595.88
Gujarat	8,934.77
Madhya Pradesh	8,239.98
Maharashtra	5,214.53
Uttar Pradesh	3,439.07
Haryana	1,360.61
West Bengal	1,230.9
Karnataka	859.03
Tamilnadu	846.59
Andhra Pradesh	495.72
Telangana	446.41
Jharkhand	437.27
Assam	266.43
Others	187.36
Odisha	161.44
Bihar	134.39
Punjab	96.86
Chhattisgarh	82.57
Nagaland*	40.58
Arunachal Pradesh*	39.35
Jammu & Kashmir*	38.08
Manipur*	29.07
Uttarakhand	20.88
Meghalaya*	15.34
Tripura*	12.58
Himachal Pradesh	7.69
Delhi NCT*	7.31
Sikkim*	1.97
Mizoram*	1.66
Puducherry*	1.19
Kerala	0.38
Goa*	0.11

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June 2026

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India

Survey time period

FY 2025/26

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*figures for 2024/25

India's financial year begins in April and ends in March. For example, FY 2025 started in April 2024 and ended in March 2025.

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The northern state of Rajasthan had the highest production volume of oilseeds of over 10.6 million metric tons in fiscal year 2025/26 across India. Gujarat followed second that year, with Madhya Pradesh ranking third.

Rajasthan in the Indian economy

Most prominently, Rajasthan produces rapeseed, mustard, sesame, and groundnut. Its economy relies on oilseed production, along with other agricultural crops including bajra (pearl millets). The northern state contributes significantly to the mining sector and is a major producer of cement for the country. On the other hand, the region is popular for its heritage sites and tourism, both domestic and international.

Oilseeds in India

With about 12 percent of its land area dedicated solely for oilseeds, India is among the largest producers worldwide. As a rabi and kharif crop, it is cultivated year-round, giving a more consistent yield and income to farmers. Oilseeds have a high domestic consumption and are also traded in and out of the country. Among agricultural crops, this sector added about eight percent to the economy.