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My observation is hop bines are so thick, they don't break down quickly.
Dog poop retains moisture and therefore it's smell. I let it sit in the yard until it is dry. Only after the sun has baked it do I add it to the composter. Potato peels seems to take forever to break down.
I have a small concrete 'room' that I built and compost in. It's maybe 5'*4'*5'. I use a rototiller to turn everything. Everything minus meat and hop bines goes in the bin.

Dry bines go in the fire pit and the ash goes ON the hop beds. Ash is a good amendment and helps keep away the evil Japanese Beetle.
 
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