1 10's exponent is the integer 4. . 2 9 which is a in this example, is smaller than 1 which is not allowed in scientific notation. 3  10's exponent is not an integer. 4  4.34, which is a in this example, is not smaller than 1 and not larger than 10.
Jamaica exported $227.7 million and imported $402.7 million in agricultural products during 2001. The island's food needs are met only in part by domestic production, and foodstuffs are a major import item. The main food crops, grown primarily by small cultivators, are sweet potatoes and yams, rice, potatoes, manioc, tomatoes, and beans. Jamaica is a major producer of marijuana, which, however, remains illegal.
The Government of Jamaica owns the remaining 7% share. Windalco comprises two alumina plants â Ewarton Works in St. Catherine and Kirkvine Works in Manchester. The company owns bauxite mines in Schwallenburgh (Ewarton) and Russell Place (Kirkvine) and farms in Manchester and St Ann.Shipments depart Jamaica from its shipping port, Port Esquivel.Alumina processing started at Kirkvine Works in December 1952.he Government of Jamaica owns the remaining 51 percent. A concession from the Government of Jamaica permits Noranda Bauxite Limited to mine bauxite in Jamaica through 2030. Bauxite is mined at St. Ann and the ore is transported via railway to Port Rhoades. There, it is dried and shipped to its customers.