Would agriculture cease to exist after the proliferation of replicators?

In a distant future, humans have colonized every corner of the solar system, and we can easily convert any object into anything else - be it food or a tricorder, you name it. Using these replicators we can control standard and quality down to atomic level. so I reckon that the practice of agriculture will fade away and eventually stop. In this future, Earth had becomes almost inhospitable, and terraforming other terrestrial planets and moons is costly and time consuming.

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