The Freed Farm
Frames
Frames
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You'll Receive:
Chicken Frames frozen. Chicken frames are the perfect choice for making bone broth and soups.
Chicken frames are offered in two sizes--a pack of two chicken frames (approximately 2 pounds) or a bulk pack of about 20 chicken frames (approximately 20-25 pounds). The bulk pack is one large bag of frozen frames (not individually packaged frames).
For this product line we do not distinguish between Cornish Cross and Heritage Cross chicken. We raise these birds in small flocks on green pasture for much healthier, better tasting meals. Our chickens are always pasture raised and fed non-GMO feed.
Delivery
Delivery
We deliver to greater Indianapolis, Columbus and Greensburg, Indiana on Thursdays. Because of our currently low inventory levels, we are only delivering on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month until the beginning of May 2025, when our inventory will be restocked.
The delivery charge is $10 for all orders under $100 and free for orders of $100+. We will contact you to make delivery arrangements as all chicken is delivered frozen and eggs are refrigerated. If you are not able to receive delivery, you can leave a cooler with ice packs on your porch to receive delivery.
Come See Us At Your Farm Market!
We sell our pasture raised chicken and eggs at local farmers markets. During the 2025 summer, we are a full time vendor at Garfield Park Farmers Market from 9am-12:30pm every Saturday through the end of October. We are a full time vendor at Original Farmers' Market from 10am-1:30pm every Wednesday at Monument Circle through September. We are a full time vendor at Fort Ben Farmer's Market from 4-7pm every Thursday from June through October 2nd. We are also a vendor at Market Wagon Indianapolis (an online only Thursday market).
We have enjoyed being a vendor at Indy Winter Farmers Market during the winter months and we anticipate being a vendor again during the 2025/2026 season.
We love seeing you at the market and telling you more about our chicken and farming practices. See you soon!