The significance of Space Agriculture goes beyond immediate sustenance needs. It becomes an integral part of life support systems by recycling carbon dioxide exhaled by astronauts into oxygen through plant photosynthesis. Furthermore, cultivating plants in space contributes to astronauts' psychological well-being, offering a connection to nature in the confined and artificial environments of spacecraft or space stations. Additionally, space farming experiments yield valuable data, aiding researchers in understanding how plants respond to microgravity and optimizing cultivation methods, potentially offering fundamental insights into plant biology.