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NEWS ABOUT GRAIN DRYING AND THE WORLD OF ANTTI

In addition to Antti-Teollisuus's current news, you can also find information about useful events and interesting phenomena affecting the grain industry here.

Juho Urkko appointed as new Sales Director

In September, agricultural engineer and MBA Juho Urkko began as Sales Director for Antti-Teollisuus’s agricultural division. He knows the challenges and rewards of Finnish farming firsthand.

The Antti X series announcement event was held on June 11, 2024 Seinäjoki, Finland

The unveiling of the new Antti X-series dryer generated a buzz, drawing a nice amount of agricultural press to the Hankkija Konekeskus press conference in Seinäjoki.

We are at the AgriTechnica 2023 Exhibition

We have our own booth at the AgriTechnica trade fair, where we are showcasing the latest grain drying solutions.

Grain drying is moving into the fossil-free era

Renewable fuel oil is coming fast. Antti dryers and heaters will be HVO-compatible from the beginning of 2022.

70 years of Antti-Teollisuus

Not alone, but together Antti-Teollisuus Oy turns 70 years old. We have been manufacturing tools for grain production since 1952. Antti is a family business that knows firsthand the challenges and joys of being an agricultural producer.

Optima 2.0 is here

The control system of the Antti dryer has been updated. Optima 2.0 provides more automation and the option for remote control is now available for smaller farms in an easy-to-use and affordable package.

Antti-Teollisuus announced Finland's largest grain silo

Thanks to their completely domestic product development and large investments, Antti-Teollisuus Oy brings giant-sized grain silos to the market. The new Iso-Antti grain silos with their quadrupled capacity lower storage costs significantly.

Iso-Antti grain silo – The story of Iso-Antti

As farm sizes are increasing and the price of grain varies more than before, a new trend of increasing storage facilities is emerging in agriculture. This is due to farms needing to increase their storage units in order to make operations more cost-effective. Antti-Teollisuus wanted to meet the needs of farmers with even bigger silos, which it named Iso-Antti.