Currently in Denmark, the construction of wetlands is still ata preliminary stage in the form of pilot projects to test the tech-nique and its effects (Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries,2012). The initiative is supported through the Danish rural devel-opment fund for non-productive investment in agriculture andgrants for investment in “new green technologies” under the GGA(Minivådområder, 2012). Constructed wetlands (CWs) are howeverseen as a more targeted and cost effective option in the reduc-tion of N and P pollution from agricultural fields (Kjærgaard et al.,2012). Consequently, given the expected potential of the technol-ogy and the projected capacity of one hectare of wetland to remove480–1380 kg N per year (Kjærgaard and Hoffmann, 2013), this mea-sure, if properly implemented could effectively replace some of theexisting mandatory measures that have direct negative effects onthe productivity and profitability of farms.