Journal of Al-Farahidis Arts

study of the structure of language in Iraqi society and its ability to enable the Iraqi person to solve his social problems afterwards as a means of thinking, as well as being an effective means of social communication.
Topic and importance of research 2-
Language is an essential cultural tool in the process of social communication and communicating the connotations and meanings of words in their full intentions to the recipient, and when the Iraqi society consisted of various social and cultural components for each language and a method for exchanging ideas, and in this aspect the language is a cognitive means of convergence between these different languages within the framework of the omnibus source The Iraqi culture, which represents the national framework that communicates through members of the Iraqi society with each other and the problem in this aspect is the different dialects that make the communication of the idea need a more developed society.

The data of the Salah al-Din Agriculture Directorate and the Central Bureau of Statistics, as well as the field study data, were used to determine the modern technologies used by farmers in indicating the impact of this on future development, and it was found that there are (6) types of technologies applied in the agricultural production of the governorate, which are fish production techniques. (100%) and wheat and barley production techniques, which accounted for (80%), and it was found that (55%) were used in percentages to determine the percentages of their impact on agricultural development.
They are: preserving resources and the percentage of their impact was (10%), and perhaps the transfer of manpower was the rate of its influence (20%). As for the criterion for applying technologies, it was the highest percentage, which was (40%), in addition to the presence of (5) different agricultural products in which technology was used I concluded that there are (5) human and natural obstacles that prevent the application and transfer of agricultural technologies, which are administrative and political factors, and (30%) of the impact and natural factors formed (%) and life factors formed (5%), while economic factors formed the largest percentage (40%), and finally, security factors accounted for (20%) of the effect in applying agricultural techniques, and it was also found that (5) were used in close proportions.
In addition to the presence of (5) agricultural products in which technology was used: human factors in proportion (80%), and I concluded that there are (5) obstacles to shifting the weight of application and transfer of agricultural technologies