Composting additives? O.K. I got my composter deliver, I put in shredded rag and...

O.K. I got my composter deliver, I put in shredded rag and kitchen refuse.

I also bought some steer droppings since it will be a while before I can put grass clippings contained by.

Shall I put the whole case of manure within or just portion?
What type of flowers are these?
Answers:    If the manure is bag it's probably already aged (composted), but it won't hurt to add it to the composter. If you hold room, put it all contained by there.
Coffee grounds are great for compost. Throw the filter in within, too. Also fruit and vegetable scraps, eggshells, any unused fertilizer, and of course, grass clippings and spent flower blossoms, prunings, leaves, etc.
Just don't join any meat, dairy products, diseased plant material or glittery paper.
If I'm putting chicken flex against a wall...
Composting is a 3 to 1 ratio of brown bits and pieces to green mater or carbon to nitrogen. This balance is severely critical. So for every bucket of grass clippings (green, nitrogen), you need 3 buckets of brown (carbon, motionless material such as dried leaves, shredded rag, etc.) Kitchen refuse is fine and mostly green. Do not put meat bits and pieces or dairy in this misuse. Coffee grounds and tea bags are fine. Your nourishment is green material so you could own an imbalance right in a minute with your grass clippings and stimulant. You need to obtain a lot of brown contained by the mix.