Moving and caring for raspberry's

Hi

We currently have a load of raspberry canes that are ok but dont produce loads of fruit we think this is because they aren't in the sunniest of places so we are moving them.  We have built a support for them ready and now i just need to know how to move them.  We also have some new canes that my mum has taken from her plants to add into ours.

When do i cut them back and when is it ok to move them?, i have mainly summer fruiting but a couple of Autumn fruiting ones.  Im not too sure on which bits to trim down either, do i basically cut them down to little stumps?

Thanks for any help

You could probably move them now if the leaves are turning brown. Put a load of good compost in the trench when you plant them and top dress them with rotted manure and you'll be living in rasberry heaven in the summer.
Cut the ones that have fruited down before transplanting. Leave the others to fruit next year.

I moved some autumn rasberrys this time last year from a unused plot, they had not been cared for and not fruited last year.
I put a heavy mulch of manure in a trench and backfilled and cut the stems right down.
Regret no fruits,may be I need to allow another year, Iv just cut them back again
In the hand of the gods

Mine are autumn fruiting, currently loaded wth fat juicy berries that I'm picking every day. They're taking over the back garden so I'll cut them down when they've finished and move them to the plot. Wasn't completely sure when was the best time for this, but gobs has answered
that question now    Cheers!