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human
[Star Trek TNG]Hunger has been solved on Earth but creating food from nothing at an atomic level can't be more energy efficient than actual agriculture. Does Earth have mass scale agriculture to feed the masses or is most food replicated?

We know for sure there is SOME agriculture on Earth, we have seen it or had references to it.  But that could be... "artisan" farming.  And we know that crops are grown on many Federation colony worlds, but that could only be because they don't have the energy infrastructure to make all their food via replicators.
gpt
More energy efficient?  No.  More space efficient?  More water efficient? More time efficient?  All yes, and those are more important.  Remember that all waste products, including bathroom waste, is used as input for the replicators.  The vast majority of food is replicated.  There are real restaurants and real agriculture here and there, but it's seen as entertainment rather than sustenance.