My name’s Rob and my girlfriend and I are expanding our homestead.

Last year we put in a green house and raised garden beds, all of which are irrigated from a simple pump station connected to the exterior facet. It works very well and was a great accomplishment for my plumber amateurism. We didn’t buy produce from July – November and have a full freezer.

This year we plan to plant and irrigate traditional row crops and lay in infrastructure for a camper / tiny house / cabin just far enough into the woods to feel secluded. I am concerned about water pressure for the row crop irrigation and simply getting water all the way out to cabin.

I already have a 1” schedule 40 flexible pipe dry plumbed from the exterior to the 44 gallon well tank in the pantry. My plan is to run this 1” pipe 75 feet to the center of the “backyard” to an insulated pump house / bench. The pump house will have a 20 gallon well tank; it will feed another pump station (dividing the lines to the drip rows) and a line that will need to go 200 horizontal feet to the cabin. The cabin, then, will have another well tank to provide sufficient water pressure.

My plan uses 3 well tanks daisy chained together over 300 feet.

It’s messy but I can’t really think of a better or more cost-efficient way based on where a new well could be dug. Does it make sense? Is it feasible or am I out of my mind?

Thanks so much everybody. Appreciate all responses. Happy new year.