Then you don't want to remove N2 or nitrogen gas, because they aren't the problem. Some jargon would call for "removing nitrogen", but you should say it more clearly, in a chemistry discussion, that you want to remove nitrogen compounds, specifically for waste water release.
Your problem is not trivial. The removal is very expensive, particularly because it involves large volumes, over long periods of time. You will have to describe you application completely -- and please, all at once, not one fact per message posting. What is your input source? One hectare is an area, and fluids are measured by volume -- even if you can disperse the liquid over a hectare, you will need to describe a depth, even if you're not talking about a tank of yours, you will have to account for soil percolation and/or dilution volume. And you're going to have to know to what standards you have to clean this water -- no point in spending money cleaning it better than you need. And what sort of costs can you afford, anyway?