Solar Powered Pump(s) For Garden Irrigation From Creek

Hello All!

Looks like fantastic advice in here. How about some more for a novice seeking to irrigate an elevated dry area?

Case

Goal: Construct a pumping system fed from a creek. See amateur illustration.

Use For: Gardening irrigation

Power Source: Solar

Budget: $ 1,000 not including sprinkler lines and attachments.

Usage Needs: Enough water to irrigate apprx 3,000 square feet with plans for expansion. Needed only during drier months June to September in Ellijay, Georgia. Limited research tells me I need to pump 1800 gallons every week for one inch of water coverage? Based on .623 gallons per square foot.

Irrigation Type: I prefer some type of micro sprinkling head system but open to suggestions.

Description: Areas in question are along a driveway (light brown line) #1 actually slopes ten feet over a span of 150 feet. Plan was to build cistern at the top. (black box) and draw pump/push water from creek about 30 feet below. Creek is also 70 to 80 feet from drive when no topography is included. Basically “up 30 feet and over 70 feet”
Creek numbers: 12 feet wide, two feet deep.

#2 is another area slightly higher that would require a line under the driveway. Elevation about 8 feet higher than driveway. I was originally considering a drip system, but that would not work for area #2. Initially I thought a ram system would work but doing so would require too much area to lay inlet and outtake to elevated area to work properly. Drop off in creek is too gradual.

I’m thinking two pumps and two solar panels here but as a novice could be wrong. For optimum use of panels. Incidentally I’m not that mechanically inclined with electrical stuff but can plug and screw things in.

Thanks for any responses and recommendations!