Mixing cattle manure with rice straw and inoculating it with diverse microorganisms can speed up composting and improve the quality of the final product. The researchers found that while inoculation didn't shorten the composting time, it did increase the pile temperature, speed up organic matter breakdown, and promote maturity. This means that the compost produced could be a valuable source of nutrients for plants. In conclusion, using a mix of microorganisms can make cattle manure composting more efficient and effective.