Fire ants in compost are actually beneficial—they aerate the pile. If they're a nuisance, bait them. To accelerate decomposition, water the pile with a gallon of houseplant fertilizer solution (provides nitrogen for microbes). Insulate with hay bales in winter to maintain microbial activity. Compost happens eventually—patience is key.
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