Growing inside a town

Agriculture makes food production part of everyday Concord. Growers watch crop health, work with transport carts, and bring a harvest from protected growing areas into the town’s food life.

Dark-green accents distinguish Agriculture on neutral workwear. Growing systems depend on water, power, nutrients, equipment, and trained care; a productive greenhouse still needs people who can notice when something is wrong.

The service works alongside Utilities on water and recovery, Engineering on maintained equipment, and food workers who turn a crop into a meal. Harvest carts and delivery machines can move a load through the routine, but they do not judge crop health or replace the grower who decides when a bed needs attention. The greenhouse is a workplace as well as a shared sign of ordinary life.

The Concord identity

The tall Concord Mars patch is worn on the right upper sleeve. The left sleeve and general-service chest panels are clear. The service color is an accent within the garment, while assigned duties and qualifications establish the wearer’s authority.

Equipped for the work.

Agriculture service wardrobe · Select image to enlarge.

Find this in the novel: Chapters 2, 6.