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Mawar Purnama Kusuma

January 20, 2022

I just finished reading "Pedoman Pengawasan Tempat Pengelolaan Pestisida" and I must say it was a decent read. The book provides a comprehensive guide on supervising places that manage pesticides, which is an important topic in maintaining environmental safety. However, the writing style could be improved to make it more engaging for readers who aren't experts in the field. Some chapters felt like they were dragging on, and I wished there was more concrete examples or case studies to illustrate the points made by the author. Overall, it's a solid resource for those working in environmental regulation, but might not hold the attention of casual readers.

Tirta Nurul Setiawan

March 23, 2020

I just finished reading "Pedoman Pengawasan Tempat Pengelolaan Pestisida" and I have to say that it was an interesting, yet not particularly engaging read. The book provides a comprehensive guide on the supervision of places where pesticides are managed, which is definitely useful for professionals in the field. However, I found some parts of the text to be dry and lacking in depth, making it feel more like a reference manual than a proper book. The writing style was straightforward, but not particularly captivating, and I didn't find myself drawn into the world of pesticide management as much as I had hoped. Overall, I think this is a solid 3-star read - definitely worth checking out if you're interested in the topic, but not necessarily a must-read for everyone.

Muhammad Kusuma

March 11, 2020

I just finished reading "Pedoman Pengawasan Tempat Pengelolaan Pestisida" (A Guide to Monitoring Places of Pesticide Management) and I have mixed feelings about it. On one hand, the book provides a thorough overview of the importance of monitoring places where pesticides are managed and stored, which is crucial for public health and environmental safety. The author's expertise in the field shines through in the detailed explanations and examples provided. However, I felt that the book could benefit from more engaging writing and a clearer structure to keep readers interested throughout. Additionally, some sections seemed too technical or repetitive, making it difficult to follow at times. Overall, while this is a solid resource for those looking to learn about pesticide management monitoring, it falls short of being an exciting or memorable read.