Yes, but you can also grow that premium produce with traditional agriculture at a lower cost than these alternatives. It's just that most big farms want the mo

Yes, but you can also grow that premium produce with traditional agriculture at a lower cost than these alternatives. It's just that most big farms want the most cost-effective use of their land. There's an argument that this process facilitates some market for people to pay a premium for produce grown inefficiently, but people also pay a premium for their local farmers markets to grow exotic stuff too. Traditional agriculture still wins, all things being equal. I dabbled in Aquaponics for 10+ years.