The fertilizer that vanished represents one tenth of Estonia's fertilizer needs.
Enn Pustak at Viru Region Prosecution said that this signifies embezzlement to a huge extent.
As reported by Estonian daily Aripaev, the culprit is assumed to be one of Konekesko's own workers.
Pustak said the company is now undergoing an audit to see if they can't trace where the money went.
Despite the humor in the matter, the missing fertilizer represents about a tenth of Estonia's fertilizer needs.
CEO of Konekesko Tonu Kelder was quoted as saying: ""6500 tons! One person with one truck doesn't take such quantity. It can't be possible. We currently don't know who's guilty, investigation is ongoing and questionings have been done."
Konekesko Ltd. Currently operates in Finland and all three Baltic states and Russia. The company since the 1950s, chiefly represents the agricultural machinery sector but focuses on agricultural goods in the Baltics.
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