Frequently asked questions
Questions from the archive
01What was Eesti Põllumajandusmuuseumi Edendamise Selts?+
It was an Estonian non-profit association (MTÜ) whose historical purpose was connected to supporting the Estonian Agricultural Museum and promoting agricultural heritage.
02When was the association registered?+
It was registered on 25 January 2006.
03What was its historical purpose?+
Its purpose was connected to promoting the Estonian Agricultural Museum and encouraging public appreciation of agricultural history and rural culture.
04What does its name mean in English?+
"Estonian Agricultural Museum Promotion Society". Põllumajandusmuuseum means agricultural museum; edendamine means promotion or advancement; selts means society.
05What was its connection to agricultural heritage?+
Its name and historical address in Ülenurme link it directly to the promotion of the agricultural museum and the heritage the museum preserves.
06Why is agricultural history important?+
Agriculture shaped Estonia's landscape, economy, culture and identity. Understanding it helps people understand their communities and the development of modern society.
07What is the historical registry code?+
80230056. This is an Estonian Registry Code, not a VAT (KMKR) number.
08What does MTÜ mean in Estonia?+
MTÜ stands for mittetulundusühing — a non-profit association, formed by members to pursue goals other than earning income for distribution.
09What happened to the association's registration?+
Public registry records show the association was deleted from the register on 22 August 2022.
10When was the liquidation notice published?+
On 10 February 2022.
11Who was identified as the historical liquidator?+
Katrin Vask was named as liquidator in the public notice. This role concerned winding up the association and does not indicate a presidency.
12Where can historical records be found?+
In the Estonian e-Business Register and in the official publication Ametlikud Teadaanded.
13What is the role of agricultural museums?+
They preserve objects, document farming practices, maintain photographs, educate younger generations, and connect communities with their history.
14How can people learn more about Estonian agricultural heritage?+
Visit agricultural and open-air museums, explore national archives, and read regional histories of rural life.