Weed detection and control on small farms: A guide for owners. Shade avoidance: an integral component of crop–weed competition. Effect of six problematic weeds on growth and yield of wheat. Qualitative Research Journal, 9(1), 27-40. Document analysis as a qualitative research method. Caṅka ilakkiyaṅkaḷil nīrum nīr mēlāṇmaiyum. Tamil Nadu: Madurai Kamaraj University.Ījeeba, S. Caṅka ilakkiyaṅkaḷil cuṟṟuccūḻaliyal aṉṟum-iṉṟum. Geneva: International Labour Office Geneva. Folk agricultural traditions in Puducherry Region. The Tamil proverbs are passed down through generations as a guide and this teaching should be preserved for the benefit of young people. Such proverbs can only arise from the minds and experiences of the Tamil community who cultivated lands, together with results of the Tamil community's reasoning towards the environment. Tamil proverbs using weeds draw on facts that are rich in agricultural science information. Hence, the findings show that some Tamil proverbs created by Tamil people have the element of agricultural science behind its creation. This study also uses hermeneutical theory and document analysis methods to understand the meaning of the proverb and to know the contents of agricultural science behind the Tamil proverbs studied. In this regard, the study aims to explore the wisdom and knowledge of Tamil culture embedded in the Tamil proverbs by focusing on the image of weeds through agricultural science glasses. The Tamil Proverbs were born from experience, careful observation and insight into the events occurring in Tamil people’s daily living environment. Tamil proverbs are one of the important components of Tamil literature. Tamil literature proves the knowledge of Tamil society in various fields including the field of agricultural science.
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