This study examines the ability of ethanol production from agro waste. Agro waste was done under a Pretium process by the Sugarcane Sekum Officeinarum (Sugarcane Baggass, Sugarcane Bark) and Mecca Plant Jia Meyes (Corncob, Corn Stem, Corn Spicy), which used acid hydrolysis to remove lignin Which serves as a physical barrier for cellulolytic enzymes. Ethanol was used for fermentation 5-day using serokomaias serials and sugar was also determined to reduce ethanol yield, specific gravity, pH and total. Specific gravity, sugar content and pH decreased with the result, while the sugarcane baggass, sugarcane bark, cornstock, corncob and cornhask yielded maximum ethanol of 72.11, 6.23, 6.17, 4.17 and 3.45 respectively in 72 hours. Did fermentation. The maximum yield of ethanol was obtained at pH 3.60, 3.82, 4.00, 3.64 and 3.65. These conclusions prove that ethanol can be made from designated agricultural wastes and this process is recommended as a means of generating money from waste.