The agri-food sector is grappling with the effects of climate change, which is causing significant challenges such as water scarcity, soil degradation, and increased pest and disease outbreaks. Digital agriculture and precision farming offer powerful tools to address these challenges. Through advanced technologies such as climate modelling and prediction, resource optimization, risk management, and crop selection and breeding, digital agriculture empowers farmers to make data-driven decisions and optimize resource utilization. This approach can help to minimize the environmental impact of farming practices while building resilient agri-food systems. Additionally, digital agriculture can promote traceability and transparency in agri-food supply chains, reducing waste and ensuring sustainable practices throughout the value chain. Precision farming technologies enable real-time data on soil conditions and water availability, facilitating optimal irrigation and water usage reduction. The use of climate models can help farmers predict weather patterns and adjust their practices, accordingly, reducing the risks posed by extreme weather events. Furthermore, the application of crop breeding technologies can lead to the cultivation of more resilient crops suitable for changing climatic conditions. By leveraging these digital tools, the agri-food sector can enhance its sustainability and resilience in the face of climate change.