Teng Teeh Lim, Ph.D., P.E.

Teng Lim has been focusing on the assessment of dust, odor and gas emissions of agriculture facilities, and monitoring and performance of ventilation system. He developed a web-based, interactive setback guideline for pork production facilities, and is developing emission models for commercial swine barns based on part of the National Air Emission Monitoring Study dataset. Teng has scientifically characterized emissions from modern agricultural facilities and efficiency of mitigation technologies based on EPA-approved quality assurance project plans. His research and extension programs focus on developing and assessing practical livestock manure management, air quality control, and biosecurity. Teng is an active member of the University of Missouri Dairy and Swine Focus Teams, who develop extension materials, interact with producers, cooperate with businesses, and conduct various research programs appropriate to animal industry needs. His current projects focus on manure nutrients recycling, anaerobic digestion, manure and soil health, and biosecurity.

Students, visiting scholars, and faculty with research and collaborative interests are encouraged to contact Teng.