Reduced-risk insecticides with potential for control of insect pests in blueberry have been evaluated over the past ten years in small plot trials. Products with excellent activity against cranberry fruitworm, blueberry maggot, and Japanese beetle have recently received registration for use in blueberry enabling large-scale evaluation. We will report on a four year project to evaluate and implement IPM programs based on these alternatives at commercial blueberry farms in Michigan. Opportunities for reducing grower reliance on broad-spectrum insecticides, and the challenges discovered during this process will be discussed.