Bish Enterprises, a leader in agricultural innovation, today announced the launch of its newly redesigned FiberCut™, now featuring a 14-foot cutting knife—the longest available in its category. The Bish FiberCut™ is a multi-tier sickle mower engineered for high-efficiency harvesting of hemp, kenaf, and other tall biomass crops. Engineered for strength, speed, and adaptability, the new FiberCut™ enables farmers to harvest more acres in less time while reducing fuel and labor costs.
The 2025 FiberCut™ delivers field-proven performance at speeds of 8 and 10 miles per hour, with significantly improved efficiency over prior models. At 10 mph, the FiberCut™ harvests approximately 16.99 acres per hour, and at 8 mph, it cuts 13.59 acres per hour. Over an 800-acre harvest when compared to competing products, these gains translate into time savings of:
24.85 hours at 10 mph
19.02 hours at 8 mph
“This is not just a refinement — it’s a transformation,” said Andrew Bish, Chief Operating Officer of Bish Enterprises. “We listened to farmers. They need stronger, smarter tools that maximize efficiency and lower operational costs. The new FiberCut™ reflects that commitment.”
In addition to its expanded cutting capability, the FiberCut™ is now approximately 4,000 pounds lighter than earlier versions—down from nearly 18,000 to 14,000 pounds. This lighter build improves transport, expands tractor compatibility, and helps conserve fuel. The FiberCut™ also features:
Modular arms in 6-, 8-, 10-, 12-, or 14-foot lengths
Forward-folding configuration for safer road transport
Hydraulic operation requiring less horsepower
Cutting range as low as 3” for precise control
Compatibility with multiple categories of 3-point hitches
Designed with farmers in mind, the FiberCut™ uses widely available components, supported by Bish Enterprises’ 12-month warranty on major systems including the frame, hydraulics, and planetary drives.
The redesigned FiberCut™ will be available for order as of July, 2025. Bish Enterprises encourages farmers and dealers to contact the company early as harvest demand increases.
Visit www.bishenterprise.com/fibercut to learn more.
