Farmlands Mailer This Week

Farmlands Mailer This Week: publication rhythm and schedule

Farmlands is not a supermarket, even though our feed files it under that heading. It is a New Zealand rural co-operative selling farm, lifestyle and country supplies. The Farmlands homepage does not describe a weekly Mailer or give a release day; it points customers to Card Deals and Promotions and to a magazine called the Farmlander. The edition we hold on AdsSOS is a 38-page publication valid from 4 June 2026 to 31 December 2026, so it behaves more like a long-running seasonal catalogue than a seven-day Mailer. Look at the validity dates on the cover before you plan a trip.

You can browse the Farmlands catalogue this week here and compare it with other retailers in the New Zealand supermarkets category, which is where the feed currently places it. For general New Zealand listings, see the New Zealand catalogues hub.

How to save: loyalty card and app

The main saving route is the Farmlands Card, which is available to shareholders of the co-operative. The card page says it works at more than 7,000 Card Partner locations, in store, online or on farm, and that discounts apply automatically at the point of sale. Extra cards can be requested for staff, family or vehicles, all linked to one Farmlands Account, and the account produces a single monthly statement with one payment date. Cardholders are offered weekly diesel savings at Z, Mobil and Caltex sites, and the page also lists Allied and Challenge.

The company site quotes $46.7 million returned to shareholders through Card Partner rebates, along with an average annual saving of about $1,000. Those are marketing figures from the retailer itself, so treat them as indicative. A search result for the shareholder pages describes a $500 shareholding and an annual card fee of $15 plus GST for one card, but the card page we opened did not show an amount, so confirm current terms with Farmlands. A free Farmlands Community option exists for news and lifestyle offers.

Price matching, returns and coupon rules

We could not find a published price match policy. The returns and refunds policy is detailed, though, and the conditions matter.

• Exchanges or refunds are available within 30 days of purchase, provided the policy terms are met.
• Proof of purchase is needed: a receipt, an invoice, a packing slip or a Farmlands Statement.
• Goods must be in new or saleable condition with original packaging.
• Not returnable even if unopened: seed, agrichemicals, nutrition products such as feed and supplements, vaccines and chilled or frozen goods, underwear, food items, expired products and special orders.
• Online orders can be returned at any Farmlands store, and refunds go back to the original payment method where possible. Delivery charges are not refunded on a delivered order.

Faulty goods and warranty claims follow a separate route, and a warranty refund is only issued once the supplier accepts the claim.

Smart shopping: hours and markdown habits

There is no single national timetable. The store locator shows different hours branch by branch, with some stores open on Sunday and some opening only for a short Saturday session. Check the page for your nearest store, or phone the customer line on 0800 200 600, which our search listing describes as staffed on weekdays from 8am to 5pm. New Zealand law restricts most shop trading on Christmas Day, Good Friday, Easter Sunday and the morning of Anzac Day until 1pm, with a number of exemptions, so a rural store may still be closed on those dates. We found no official statement on markdowns or clearance habits.

About Farmlands in New Zealand

Farmlands describes itself as owned by farmers and growers, and says it has more than 80,000 farmers and growers, over 1,200 experts and 82 stores around the country on its store finder. A history page records that the co-operative was formed in 2013 when two large rural trading societies merged.

Farmlands customers often shop for lifestyle and home items elsewhere too. Our pages for Briscoes homeware catalogue and Farmers department store Mailer cover those categories, and Spotlight craft catalogue covers fabric and craft supplies.