The import of wheat throughout Russia means that the demand for wheat throughout Russia needs to be met through imports. In recent years, Russia's wheat production has declined, and the demand for wheat brought by population growth and economic development has increased, which makes Russia need to import more wheat from other countries. This also means that the importance of Russian wheat market is increasing, which is an opportunity for foreign wheat planting industry.

The impact of importing wheat from all over Russia is not limited to Russia, but also affects the international wheat market. Russia is one of the largest wheat importers in the world, and its demand is a stable market for exporting countries. At the same time, due to Russia's geographical location and political status, the country of origin of imported wheat is also the focus of attention.

The import of wheat from all over Russia also reflects the limitations and development space of Russian domestic agricultural industry. Although Russia has great agricultural production potential, its development is slow due to climatic conditions, agricultural technology level and policies. Therefore, Russia needs to increase wheat supply through imports, which has also become a difficult problem for Russian agricultural development. With the continuous progress of technology and the improvement of policies, Russian agricultural output will continue to increase, and the proportion of imported wheat will gradually decrease.