You could try your local co-op. Also, I believe that if you go back a page or two in this thread (at least, I "think" it's this thread), there is a website that someone posted that sells cover-crop seeds.
Oats, though, I'd think you cold find locally.
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I like the fedco site. lots of info there, and I bought the NE Covercrop Handbook as recommended by someone (sorry about the lapse in memory 
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Here's a REALLY good selection guide for Rye vs. Winter wheat vs. Triticale vs. Spelt: https://www.nysaes.cornell.edu/hort/faculty/bjorkman/covercrops/pdfs/wheat.pdf
Here's the rye file:
https://www.nysaes.cornell.edu/hort/faculty/bjorkman/covercrops/pdfs/rye.pdf
Both from this page: https://calshort-lamp.cit.cornell.edu/bjorkman/covercrops/index.php
Cornell U. Is in Tompkins County
https://www.gardening.cornell.edu/weather/images/fallfrostlg.jpg
My fall frost is probably about a week later.
)Here's a REALLY good selection guide for Rye vs. Winter wheat vs. Triticale vs. Spelt: https://www.nysaes.cornell.edu/hort/faculty/bjorkman/covercrops/pdfs/wheat.pdf
Here's the rye file:
https://www.nysaes.cornell.edu/hort/faculty/bjorkman/covercrops/pdfs/rye.pdf
Both from this page: https://calshort-lamp.cit.cornell.edu/bjorkman/covercrops/index.php
Cornell U. Is in Tompkins County https://www.gardening.cornell.edu/weather/images/fallfrostlg.jpg
My fall frost is probably about a week later.
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