Tume Agri

Grain and fertiliser seed drills and direct drilling

Tume Agri from Turenki (Finland) has been producing Finnish agricultural machinery since 1948, and since 2003 has specialised in direct and reduced-tillage sowing. The machines are tested in the toughest conditions: Scandinavian stony soils, short sowing windows and high demands for precision. The Super Nova Combi grain and fertiliser seed drill (3–4 m, ISOBUS, coulter pressure up to 200 kg), the universal Orion and the JyräCombi JC (sowing and rolling in one pass) maintain a constant sowing depth regardless of the tank fill level and field unevenness.

Turenki, Finlandia

Tume-Agri Oy has operated in Turenki (Finland) since 1948. The company built its first cultivators in 1955 and its first seed drill in 1968, and in 2003 it launched its first direct-drilling seed drill, which defined the brand's specialisation: direct and minimum-tillage sowing. Tume's design hallmark is sowing depth accuracy: a guide wheel ahead of the coulter, coulters offset from the wheels, and down-pressure of up to 200 kg per coulter (in the Super Nova Combi) keep the depth constant despite uneven fields and varying tank fill. Exports account for approx. 40% of production. Since 2017 Tume-Agri has worked with Finnish PEL-tuote Oy (manufacturer of Kivi-Pekka and Livakka), which acquired a majority stake in Tume-Agri Oy in 2021; the brands remain separate, and the group (PEL-tuote, Tume-Agri, Eastra) employs approx. 120 people. In Poland, Tume machinery is distributed by RUTHENIA ALBA.