lambs are young sheep
Ewes are female, rams are male
NZ used to export a lot of wool to England, they would make carpets etc and then when refrigeration was invented we were exporting the meat. When England joined the EU and industry turned to artificial fibres, we lost a lot of that market.
Other things we use from sheep - sheepskins to make slippers and boots, in Australia they call them 'Ug boots' - short for 'ugly boots!'
Lanolin! Of course. Which is the grease/oil from the wool. Great moisturiser.
Sheep pellets. Gardeners use them. I'll let you guess what those are!
Roast Lamb was a traditional Sunday dinner. Its nice with sprigs of rosemary and garlic, mint sauce, peas and roast potatoes. Shepherd's pie is basically mince and mashed potato on top.
Crumbed lamb chops are a favourite of mine. Lambs are used in kebabs, in middle eastern cuisine.
Mutton is sheep meat. It doesn't taste as good as lamb.
Apparently you can drink sheep's milk, but I've never had it. Here the dairy is cows milk.
Jewish people use the rams horns to make shofars - the instrument that they blow as their trumpet.