Depends how long you want to wait :-)

I just planted 25 strawberry plants (Honeoye) in a raised bed (4'x5').

I planted 3 Anne raspberry (yellow, fall bearing) and 3 Caroline raspberry (red, fall bearing) and soon will have 3 Triple Crown blackberries and 3 Canby raspberries (thornless, red, summer bearing). I won't mess with blueberries because they prefer acid soil but I am going to try Saskatoon berries which are supposed to be similar and should do better here. The strawberries, raspberries and blackberries should be easy to multiply (raspberries can be a bit of a weed in some areas).

The raspberries are going into a U-shaped patch, about 10'x 10' or so which I prepped as a lasagna garden in the fall. I removed the "lasagna" from the pathway area and will use it to heavily amend the blackberry planting area. I don't expect much of a crop this year from any of them.

Here is a link that might be useful: Tales of a Transplanted Gardener

I just bought a boysenberry plant that says it's hardy to -30 degrees. Let's hope it is...

I planted raspberries last year (one that I bought and two "wild" I guess you could say because they were planted like 30 years ago and have just been mown down every year) and the one that I bought shot up like 10 little plants already. I hope that it will give me some dang berries this year, but you never know.

I bought 3 blueberry plants yesterday off of burnt ridge nursery or something like that and a 5 pack of blackberries for 12.50. I really have no idea where I'm going to plant them though.