Can this fruit replace raspberries in Hungary?

According to Sándor Farkas, based on meteorological signals and surveys, the temperature in the Carpathian Basin has increased by about one and a half degrees since 1901, while the number of hot days was highest in July and August. The deputy minister indicated that hot days are coupled with increasingly severe drought periods, and if that were not enough, the spring, postponed frost damage, and frost-prone areas also show that the climate has completely changed - Infostart can be read on its website. The politician acknowledged that although it has many options, agriculture cannot completely prevent these natural changes, but it can and should adapt to technologies. We need to rethink the different plant species, and there are plants that we will probably have to give up, since the long-term forecasts all say that warming and drought will remain here in the coming decades - drew attention to Sándor Farkas. The deputy minister added that farmers' adaptability will also be needed ...