Goldasht Nemone Agriculture and Livestock Company

Goldasht Sample Isfahan Company was registered in 2000 with registration number 16233. Initially, the company began its activities with 15 employees and a capacity of 80 dairy cows, producing 2 tons of raw milk daily. By the grace of God, efficient management, and the dedicated efforts of the staff, the company has gone through phases of growth and development. In 2009, due to the need for progress, increased capacity, and its location along the development path of the Isfahan Refinery project, the company sold its previous premises and obtained a 30-hectare plot in the Qal’eh Khajeh region from natural resources. The construction of a new dairy farm began and was fully operational by the end of 2012.
Additionally, due to environmental challenges faced by another social security company called Keshteh and Golshahr Livestock located in Najafabad County, and the integration of this company into the new location of the Goldasht Sample project, production synergy and job creation reached their highest potential in the new Goldasht Sample unit.
Currently, the company covers an area of about 30 hectares, with 100,000 square meters of roofed and open spaces. It is built with the best modern designs and plans and is capable of holding 5,000 livestock and 2,500 dairy cows. The company produces 100 tons of milk daily, and annually, 2,300 male and female calves are born at this dairy farm. This production capacity directly employs 120 skilled personnel and indirectly creates employment for approximately 500 people.
The important sections of this company include: calf breeding phase, heifer breeding phase, maternity phase, dairy cow breeding phase, feed factory and feed distribution equipment, green spaces and open areas, and wastewater treatment plant.
The calf breeding phase with a capacity of 500 individual pens and 300 group pens provides an ideal space for the annual production of about 2,500 male and female calves up to the age of 3 months.
The heifer breeding phase is designed and built to produce around 2,500 pregnant and non-pregnant heifers annually, ultimately resulting in a 20% increase in the population of the breeding herd.