Researchers have identified several strategies to protect preharvest food safety from the negative impacts of climate change, which can lead to foodborne illnesses. These strategies include using predictive models to anticipate contamination, implementing on-farm practices to reduce contamination, setting up monitoring systems to detect contamination, educating farmers and consumers about climate-related food safety risks, and using other methods to mitigate contamination. By understanding these strategies, policymakers and farmers can develop effective plans to safeguard food safety and protect public health, especially in areas vulnerable to climate change.