Don't have a clue where you live. This doc tells how to grow them in the northwest.
http://ir.library.oregonstate.edu/xmlui/bitstream/handle/1957/18936/ec1306.pdf

Here is a link that might be useful: grow raspberries

You've never done anything? Could be the problem....you need to prune the canes every year after the first year of planting.

I firgured not doing anything was the problem but I am finally having more time and success with gardening and now would like to do what I can do get the plants to produce.

I firgured not doing anything was the problem but I am finally having more time and success with gardening and now would like to do what I can do get the plants to produce.

next spring, before anything turns green, cut off the canes which are older than one year. they are easy to spot because the "bark" is often peeling and they just look older. this will increase your yield considerably. if you've never done it before you'll have a big pile of cut canes to get rid of.

Ok. Thanks.

You should water them. They need 1 to 2 inches per week. That's a lot.

Yes, water helps allot!
This is the third year in a row with good amount of moisture here and my raspberries are doing allot better, I lost lots of them before due to drought.