The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City has recently reported on an interesting trend in agriculture lending: the market share of agricultural loans shifted more toward large commercial banks in the second quarter. According to national survey data from the second week of May, the share of non-real estate loans originated by large banks relative to their smaller counterparts jumped to the highest level in nearly 20 years.  Loans originated with large banks are near record highs and conversely loans originated with smaller banks are at near record lows.Driving this move is the rising costs of production including feed, seed and fertilizer. Indeed, farm debt outstanding at all commercial banks grew 3.2 percent in March which is the hig...