I am so uncomfortable around TVs now! I've never bought one, and we've never had one in our house. We use the Internet for research and for writing, but that's about it AND WE LOVE IT THIS WAY.
My son is very little, but he knows what flowers, ants, and flies are. I love that he is going to grow up with a homestead to explore, not a cache of internet memes to quote.
I worked as an Environmental Educator for years, bringing urban kids on hikes and teaching them the things that the city never did. For many of them, through no fault of their own, they described going outside as "going in the garage." They didn't know about plants, animals, or anything living, really.
The things that your little girl knows as part of daily life were all new discoveries for my students (who were 10-15 years old).
RE: Your child IS your most important crop!