Poultry Talk Ontario (pto.ca)

The one method is to have a metal spile in the tree and hanging metal buckets at the spile. The weight of the sap pulls on the spile and for us it pulled a few out. We have used food grade plastic buckets (catliter came in them and had a handy lid) and stood them at the base of the tree. Then we use...

We had a self registratio open yesterday to ease the migration from PSO to PTO. Originally we wanted to keep it like that for 2 days, but when I reviewed the self registered users this morning, there are 2 questionable usernames that we would not normally allow. So I decided to switch to admin appro...

Glad you guys like the speed!
Especially on dialup! I don't have it, so it's hard to test for it.

That was a nice find Al! So far I clicked my way through the "Attachment" menu when I wanted to upload something. But that "drop the file in the text box" works much nicer! And it arranges them, too. So, does that mean you are volunteering your posts to be purged first? Ha ha, just joking. Looking a...

That looks AWESOME!!

I can see the one rooster already. The black one on your first pic.
Congratulations!

Is there a spot where it lists the new posts so you don't miss anything? :iheartpto: on a computer you have an icon below the logo called: Quick links. New posts and unread ones are there, too. on a phone it's the icon looking like lines on the left side of the screen between the header and PTO ind...

Congratulations on the first blue egg!! Your file size is great! So, for the technical minded people, we have 10GB of server hard drive space where we can store attachments (pictures, files, anything, ...) When we get to that, I will implement a purging procedure with the agreement of the steering c...

thejonesboy wrote:OK I'm going to start my Christmas shopping.

Brave man!!

Online shopping for me!

Thanks Dom!
Much appreciated!!!
Let's we survive that storm when it comes.