00:00If you've ever stood in a field with a pile of cane and no good way to turn it into
00:03cash,
00:04this one's for you. I've spent the last couple of weeks digging through the top sugar cane
00:09juice extractors for farms, the ones people are actually buying, actually rating 5 stars,
00:14and actually keeping running season after season. I found the best deals on all 5,
00:19and I'm walking you through each one right now, from the budget workhorse all the way up to the
00:23fully automatic beast. Starting things off, we've got the YZA stainless steel commercial juicer,
00:29and honestly, this is the one I'd hand to someone just getting started.
00:33It pushes about 150 kilos an hour, which is plenty for a farm stand or a weekend market,
00:39and the whole contact surface is stainless steel so clean up is a rinse and a wipe.
00:43It runs on either 220 or 110 volts, 750 watts, so you're not fighting your power supply.
00:50At around $450 it's the cheapest on this list, and with nearly 5,000 sold and a perfect 5-star
00:57rating, that's about as safe a bet as you'll find. Next up, if 150 kilos an hour isn't cutting it,
01:04the 300 kilo per hour cane juice squeezer doubles your output. That's the real story here,
01:09you're processing twice the cane in the same shift, which matters a lot when you've got a
01:13harvest sitting there going soft on you. It's got proper slag separation built in,
01:18so the juice comes out clean and the crushed cane goes straight to the waste bin when the compost pile.
01:23It's about $889, and for a farm that's outgrown a small machine but isn't ready to spend thousands,
01:29this is the sweet spot. Now the ZX100 manual juicer is an interesting one,
01:35and I want to explain why it's on this list even though it's slower at 50 kilos an hour.
01:40No motor means no electricity, no breakdowns, no service calls. If you're working a remote plot,
01:46an off-grid farm, or you just want a backup that always works, this thing is bulletproof.
01:51Full stainless steel, proper juice and slag separation, and a 4.9 rating from over 4,500 buyers.
01:59It's around $776, which is real money, but you're paying for something that'll still be running in
02:0520 years. Stepping up a level, this 1,200-watt commercial juicer brings serious power and a
02:12large diameter feed opening. That big opening is the feature to pay attention to, you're not trimming
02:17and pre-cutting every stalk, you just feed it in and let the machine do the work. That saves you
02:22real
02:23labor time over a long day. It's got the residue separation system too, so you get clean original
02:29juice straight out. At just over $1,600 it's a genuine investment, but for a farm running daily
02:35production, the time savings alone start paying it back fast. And then there's the top of the range,
02:41the battery-powered automatic stainless steel extractor. This one's clever, because it's
02:47battery-powered. No generator, no extension cords, no hunting for an outlet. You can take it to the
02:54roadside, to a market, to the far corner of your property, and just start selling. It comes in both
03:00table and vertical configurations so you can set it up however your space works. It's just over $3,000,
03:07no getting around that, but if you're selling juice on-site as your main income,
03:10this machine makes you money in places the others simply can't go.
03:14All five of these are linked down in the description, with the best prices I could
03:18find on each one. If this helped you narrow it down, do me a favor and hit that like button,
03:24and subscribe if you want more farm equipment breakdowns like this.
03:28Thanks for watching, and I'll catch you in the next one.
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