USDA Radiological Monitoring Handbook

The "USDA Radiological Monitoring Handbook" provides a comprehensive guide to the principles and practices of radiological monitoring, specifically within the context of agricultural environments. Published in 1962, this handbook offers invaluable insights into the methods and technologies used to assess and manage radiological contamination. It covers a range of topics, including sample collection, radiation measurement techniques, and data interpretation.

Authored by the United States Agricultural Research Service and the USDA radiological monitoring program, this resource is an essential reference for environmental scientists, agricultural professionals, and anyone involved in ensuring the safety and sustainability of our food and ecosystems. It offers a detailed understanding of how to effectively monitor and mitigate the impacts of radiological elements in the environment.

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