The Danish government owns and controls most agricultural land in Denmark, with 70% of land being owned by the government and 30% owned by private entities. The government manages the agricultural land through a variety of agencies, including the Danish AgriFish Agency and the Danish Nature Agency. These agencies are responsible for ensuring that agricultural land is used in a sustainable manner and that it is protected from development.

In addition to the government, there are also a number of other entities that own and control agricultural land in Denmark. These include:

* Private individuals: Some individuals own and control agricultural land, either as a primary or secondary source of income.

* Companies: Some companies own and control agricultural land, either for their own use or to lease to farmers.

* Non-profit organizations: Some non-profit organizations own and control agricultural land, often for the purpose of conservation or research.