Its actually pretty neat if somewhat expensive. 1.It saves transporation/labor costs. 2.Allows to monitor/control plants 24/7 3.Immune to all weather conditions

Its actually pretty neat if somewhat expensive. 1.It saves transporation/labor costs. 2.Allows to monitor/control plants 24/7 3.Immune to all weather conditions/theft/birds I imagine it would be available to individuals too: allowing people in cities to grow personal food indoors, without any gardens. The potential of this "digital agriculture" is huge, since it allows to control 'natural environment' variables.