Need some help on pumps

Is this for your domestic water supply also, or just to keep your ponds full? 

In either case I suggest you look at the Grundfos line of submersible pumps.  They make one that can run from AC or DC.   You can run it from solar panels without a battery.  If you can make that work for you it is far and away your best option... do whatever you can to avoid batteries.

--vtMaps

Assuming that the Grundfos SQE line of pumps is your selection, and since its intended use is only to fill your ponds, you will only need to size the pump based on the well capacity (inclusive of the well recharge rate). 

It would seem that the order of things for you are to determine exactly where you intend to drill your well. As vtmaps has stated, trees and shading on your panels have significant impact on the sizing of your array. I currently pump my well water with a Grundfos SQE (11 Gpm) into storage tanks. The well has a respectable re-charge rate and is about 400 ft from where I have my tanks, controller, and PV array. Additionally, the pump is suspended down in the well another 140ft. What this may mean for you is that there is some flexibility in the location of the array-controller set-up in relation to your well head. Wire sizing is a major consideration in your design. 

Your post suggests that you intend to do your own well drilling (designed the drilling rig). That's great and will no doubt  save you a lot of money. Hopefully, your installation will include a lining pipe and your substrate will not be friable and tend to "fluff-off" as the submersible pumps don't like a lot of sand and other stuff gumming up the works.

Finally, your pump size and necessary equipment will depend on you final well capacity, which can only be determined after you finish drilling. I agree with vtmaps, you are probably looking at an expenditure of $3k or so. Hopefully, this is within your budget.

Edit: As aquarancher not vtmaps stated $3k.

Paul
In Georgia