Wash and dry the cherry tomatoes, cut them into quarters, and place them, not too close together, on one or more baking sheets lined with parchment paper. Sprinkle with a little salt (not too much) ...

West Australian farmers have had to deal with hot, dry, and windy weather during summer after battling through an unusually warm winter with minimal frosts. West Australian cherry farmers have had a ...

Tonnes of the delicious fruit — an Aussie festive fare staple that is traditionally the hero of the Christmas table — are being knocked back for being too small, wonky, stemless or doubles, where ...

The optimistic outlook is a big improvement on the state’s miserable cherry crop last year when some growers hardly picked a cherry due to unfavourable weather during key periods of the growing season ...