Food Computers v. Traditional Farmer

Some people does not have the resources or enough space to grow make their own farm, the creation of food computers allows them to fully grow a plant they would like in their own house or property.  My topic is knowing the effects of food computers before and after the official release, or if it is going to be released to the public for a decent price. This is one of the many effects of food computers but the thing that worries me the most is the aftermath, with food computers now introduced to society, the percentage of people going outside and physically setting up crops will decrease. Though society has yet to notice the downside of food computers, there are a lot of negatives that can occur with food computers such as defects, water malfunctions, growing of different plants, or even machinery explosion. Though the chances of these instances occurring is low but still plausible, with these side effects put to the side establishing a new concept to society can have an unpredictable effect. That’s what I need help with, figuring out all the possible outcome food computers can have on society. I feel that when people find an easier way of doing things, others doing that same thing traditional will look at that newer way more negatively, but there can be a switch from going to a traditional farmer to owning a warehouse full of food computers. The subject that boggles me is that what will customary farmers do when food computers becomes more acceptable to society?