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Glen Aplin beef producer claims top gong in Ekka debut

Glenisa Angus' Ben and Sam Lobergeiger seated in front of CEO Aline Teixeira and owner Ced Wise at the 2024 Paddock to Palate awards night in Brisbane. (Supplied)
By Jeremy Cook

A Granite Belt cattle producer has debuted big at this year’s Ekka, taking home two first place prizes in the […]

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