Abstract:The digital transformation of agriculture is a key measure for developing new quality productive forces. However, it concurrently faces double risks—data security and privacy breaches, and harm caused by the application of digital tools—which pose challenges to the rule of law, including insufficient regulatory provisions,fragmented oversight, ineffective dispute resolution, weak digital literacy and legal awareness among stakeholders, and imbalances between risk allocation and benefit distribution. To address these issues, this study proposes legal countermeasures including improving the legal framework, integrating regulatory resources, enhancing the effectiveness of dispute resolution, advancing stakeholders’ digital literacy and legal awareness, and introducing the insurance mechanism, thereby safeguarding agricultural digitization.