Yes, it's valuable to use the space we have to grow some food.
My point was more, that we probably won't go from specialization at the international conglomerate level down to stone age hermits.
We'll probably just settle at a lower level of artisans and tradesmen, like electricians or butchers, with their wives puttering about in the garden or helping in the shop.
A lot of centralization doesn't really make sense, anymore, as we have so many digital tools that make large economies of scale irrelevant.