South Dakota Qualification for Farming (Domestic Business Corp) is a process that allows a business corporation to operate as a farming operation in South Dakota. To qualify for this process, a business corporation must meet certain requirements, including registering with the South Dakota Secretary of State and filing an annual report each year. The business must also demonstrate that it is operating as a farming operation and can provide evidence of its operations, such as agricultural equipment, livestock, and farming records. There are two types of South Dakota Qualification for Farming (Domestic Business Corp): 1) Qualification for a Regular Domestic Business Corp and 2) Qualification for an Agricultural Domestic Business Corp. In order to qualify for a Regular Domestic Business Corp, the business must have at least one individual who is a resident of South Dakota and who is actively involved in the business’s operations. With an Agricultural Domestic Business Corp, the business must have at least one individual who is a resident of South Dakota and who is actively engaged in agricultural activities.