if you want the compost fast you flip it every four days until the pile is cool....when you flip put all the material on the outside of the pile in the middle. It should take about 18 days-1 month. Cover the pile with a tarp so that the rain does wash any nutrients away.

This post was edited by greenthumbzdude on Sat, May 3, 14 at 21:15

I was concerned about not having enough greens but apparently it must be doing good if it's cooking like it is.

Fresh manure is a green, and you have plenty of that!

This is where thinking in terms of "greens" and "browns" can get you onto a slippery slope since animal manures are a "green" (Nitrogen source) even thought they are brown in color. In a compost pile with a close C:N ratio (less then 30:1) the bacteria will get busy and digest what is there fairly quickly and generate lots of heat, but if the food source, Carbon, is not there they soon slow down and stop.
Although advocated by many covering an actively digesting compost pile with a tarpaulin is not a good idea since that can limit air exchange and could create anaerobic conditions. Covering as compost pile with a tarpaulin does nothing to create the conditions the bacteria need to digest that material.
This link may be of some help for those wishing to make compost very quickly.

Here is a link that might be useful: Compost in 14 days