How are raspberries pollinated?

Raspberries are primarily pollinated by bees, particularly honeybees and bumblebees, which transfer pollen from the male stamens of one flower to the female pistils of another. This process enhances fruit set and quality. While wind can also play a minor role, insect pollination is crucial for optimal yields. Additionally, some raspberry varieties are self-pollinating but still benefit from cross-pollination for better fruit production.